Workforce profile

This chart shows how the broad occupational profile of Buckinghamshire’s residents compares with the occupational profile of England as a whole.

Uploaded by: Bucks LEP
Date Uploaded: April 6, 2023
Category: Data, Economy
Source: ONS, 2022

The largest occupational group in Buckinghamshire is ‘professional’. A similar proportion of the local workforce work in professional roles than nationally (27% versus 26%).

The second largest occupational group in Buckinghamshire is ‘associate professional & technical’. A large proportion of the workforce work in this occupational group locally than nationally (18% versus 15%).

More people work in managerial roles in the Buckinghamshire economy than nationally. Fewer people work in ‘sales and customers service’ and in ‘process, plant and machine operatives’ and elementary roles.

For more information about jobs and skills, visit Buckinghamshire’s Economic Intelligence Observatory.

Workforce profile

Employment by occupation 2022

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Population size

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Map showing population change in Buckinghamshire and adjacent authority areas

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Population change in neighbouring areas

The charts and map show the projected population changes from 2020 to 2030 in the authority areas neighbouring Buckinghamshire.

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Children in absolute low-income families

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Drugs and drug paraphernalia such as syringe and foil

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Drug Crime

This chart shows the number of recorded drug crimes in Buckinghamshire. Drug crime is a crime type that includes possession of a controlled drug, possession

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