2011 Occupation Roles Stainton, South Lakeland

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graph showing occupation statistics of stainton in 2011


in 2011 census recorded amount of economically active people in parish 226 , of those, 146 economically active.


with table possible compare 1881 occupation statistics of 2011. 1881 graph shows significant occupations other unknown ones agriculture , domestic. in 1881 highly parish have been surrounded farmland , there may not have been many opportunities available there have been in 2011. largest sector in 2011 professionals , associate professionals compared 4 in 1881 large expansion. shows on 130 years dominant occupation roles have shifted agriculture professionals , managers , directors. might due improved transport links larger cities , demand higher wages , decrease in family run farms source of income. studying 2011 occupation statistics suggest stainton may have wealthy domain , more of middle aged older aged population. smallest sectors in 2011 sales , administrative jobs, example shop work or office work. may due 1 person in household earning higher income other takes more relaxed job role or because these types of jobs tend have more flexible hours making more suitable fit around family life.








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