Workforce profile

This chart shows how the occupational profile of Buckinghamshire’s workforce compares to the occupational profile of England as a whole.

Uploaded by: Bucks LEP
Date Uploaded: June 29, 2022
Category: Data, Economy
Source: ONS, 2021

The largest occupational group in Buckinghamshire is ‘professional’. However, a slightly smaller proportion of the local workforce work in professional roles than nationally.

The second largest occupational group in Buckinghamshire is ‘associate professional and technical’. A larger proportion of the workforce work in this occupational group locally than nationally (20.7% versus 15.3%).

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

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

Workforce profile

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