Employment Ranks

Welcome to our UK Employment ranking page, your go-to destination for comprehensive insights into UK demographical statistical data.

Whether you're a prospective home buyer, seller, or simply interested in UK demographical trends, our rankings offer valuable data to inform your decisions.

Employed These are the current percentage of residents in this area who are classed as employed either full-time or part-time.

County/Borough - There are 175 Counties/Boroughs in England & Wales and they represent the upper layer of areas.

Last Updated: 14/10/2024

Rank Area Name Employed

1

Isles of Scilly98.66%

2

South Gloucestershire97.08%

3

Rutland97.01%

4

Westmorland and Furness96.94%

5

North Yorkshire96.88%

6

North Somerset96.81%

7

Wiltshire96.75%

8

Oxfordshire96.74%

9

Leicestershire96.71%

10

Cambridgeshire96.71%

11

York96.69%

12

West Berkshire96.68%

13

Powys96.65%

14

Central Bedfordshire96.64%

15

Devon96.62%

16

Wokingham96.61%

17

Somerset96.60%

18

Gloucestershire96.57%

19

Monmouthshire96.53%

20

Hampshire96.53%
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