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Employment Structure in 2006 (provisional) by industry - Gender

Industry	Male Employees	Female Employees	Total
Agriculture and fishing	869	291	1,160
Energy and water	372	91	463
Manufacturing	11,350	5,353	16,703
Construction	9,180	1,224	10,404
Distribution, hotels and restaurants	12,133	14,974	27,106
Transport and communications	4,643	1,329	5,972
Banking, finance and insurance, etc	12,486	13,096	25,582
Public administration, education and health	7,823	22,932	30,755
Other services	3,855	3,428	7,284
TOTAL	62,711	62,718	125,429

Source: ONS Annual Business Inquiry 2006 (provisional)

Employment Structure in 2006 (Provisional) by industry - Full/Part time

Industry	Full-time Employees	Part-time Employees	Total Employees
Agriculture and fishing	697	463	1,160
Energy and water	442	21	463
Manufacturing	15,413	1,290	16,703
Construction	9,892	512	10,404
Distribution, hotels and restaurants	14,438	12,668	27,106
Transport and communications	5,062	910	5,972
Banking, finance and insurance, etc	17,997	7,585	25,582
Public administration, education and health	18,736	12,018	30,754
Other services	4,317	2,968	7,285
TOTAL	86,994	38,435	125,429

Source: ONS Annual Business Inquiry 2006 (provisional)

Gross Value Added in 2004

Sector	£mn	%
Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry	£36	0.9%
Industry, energy and construction	£1,495	36.5%
Services	£2,563	62.6%
TOTAL	£4,093	100.0%

Gross Value Added is the value of goods and services produced in South Lanarkshire - a measure of the wealth generated.

Source: Office for National Statistics (2005 sector data not released by ONS)

Trends in Gross Value Added per head

Year	South Lanarkshire	Scotland	UK
1995	£8,616	£10,857	£11,094
1996	£9,080	£11,377	£11,787
1997	£9,670	£11,925	£12,438
1998	£10,437	£12,444	£13,144
1999	£11,056	£12,837	£13,734
2000	£11,540	£13,270	£14,378
2001	£11,932	£13,821	£15,040
2002	£12,353	£14,578	£15,800
2003	£12,943	£15,436	£16,682
2004	£13,577	£16,253	£17,577
2005	£14,215	£16,943	£18,205

Source: Office for National Statistics

Gross value added per head relative to Scotland and the UK

Year	Relative to Scotland	Relative to UK
1995	79.5%	77.7%
1996	79.8%	77.0%
1997	81.1%	77.7%
1998	83.9%	79.4%
1999	86.1%	80.5%
2000	87.0%	80.3%
2001	86.3%	79.3%
2002	84.7%	78.2%
2003	83.8%	77.6%
2004	83.5%	77.2%
2005	83.9%	78.1%

Source: Office for National Statistics

Resident based average gross weekly earnings 2002 to 2006

Year	South Lanarkshire	Scotland	UK
2002	£317.60	£302.00	£324.80
2003	£335.40	£316.50	£334.70
2004	£346.20	£323.70	£345.50
2005	£344.40	£334.40	£349.10
2006	£360.00	£347.20	£364.10

Source: Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE)

Workplace based average gross weekly earnings 2002 to 2006

Year	South Lanarkshire	Scotland	UK
2002	£306.30	£302.80	£324.80
2003	£320.10	£314.40	£334.80
2004	£322.70	£321.30	£345.50
2005	£340.00	£330.00	£349.10
2006	£337.00	£346.90	£364.10

Source: Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE)

Household disposable income

Year	South Lanarkshire	Scotland	UK
1995	£8,187	£8,199	£8,576
1996	£8,618	£8,612	£9,050
1997	£9,120	£9,072	£9,602
1998	£9,478	£9,346	£9,966
1999	£9,793	£9,659	£10,377
2000	£10,293	£10,168	£10,926
2001	£10,868	£10,800	£11,610
2002	£11,268	£11,199	£11,953
2003	£11,669	£11,682	£12,432
2004	£11,968	£12,047	£12,797
2005	£12,425	£12,554	£13,302

Source: ONS

South Lanarkshire Household Disposable Income per head figures relative to the Scottish and UK averages since 1995

Year	Relative to Scotland	Relative to UK
1995	99.9%	95.5%
1996	100.1%	95.2%
1997	100.5%	95.0%
1998	101.4%	95.1%
1999	101.4%	94.4%
2000	101.2%	94.2%
2001	100.6%	93.6%
2002	100.6%	94.3%
2003	99.9%	93.9%
2004	99.3%	93.5%
2005	99.0%	93.4%

Source: Office for National Statistics

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