2081.0 - Australians' journeys through life: Stories from the Australian Census Longitudinal Dataset, ACLD Quality Declaration 
ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 05/12/2018   
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UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE IN 2011
USUAL RESIDENCE AND LABOUR FORCE TRANSITIONS IN 2016

This map is sourced from the 2011-2016 Australian Census Longitudinal Dataset (ACLD).

How to use the map

  • Select a 2011 starting region, either a 'Greater capital city' or 'Rest of state', from one of the 15 map options below.
  • The map will display the usual residence region for those people in 2016.
  • Each 2016 region is represented by a pie chart, and shows the proportion who where employed, unemployed or not in the labour force (NILF) in 2016.
  • Click on a pie chart for more information.


Example
  • Select the starting region of Greater Melbourne (map 3). These are the people who were unemployed in 2011 and were living in* Greater Melbourne.
  • The map shows where these people were living in 2016.
  • The pie chart surrounded by a white circle highlights the starting region, and shows a large number were again living in Greater Melbourne.
  • Each pie chart shows a proportional wedge for their labour force status in 2016. For example, the dark green segment in the Greater Melbourne pie chart shows that a large proportion were employed in 2016.
  • Click on the pie chart to see that 61% of those who were living in Greater Melbourne again in 2016 were employed in 2016, while 14% were unemployed in 2016.
  • Click on the Greater Brisbane pie chart. This shows that 904 people who were unemployed and living in Greater Melbourne in 2011, were living in Greater Brisbane in 2016. 54% of them were employed.

* living in = usual residence. For further information, see Census of Population and Housing: Census Dictionary (cat. no. 2901.0).





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