Detailed reports
Section 3 – Ongoing staff
Figure 10 shows the proportion of men and women, by age group, in 1991 and 2005. In 1991, the 25–29 age group was the most common age group for women; by 2005 this had shifted considerably to the 40- 44 age group. Over the same period, the most common age group for men had shifted much less—from 40–44 years to 45–49 years.
Figure 10: Ongoing staff: Age profile by sex, 30 June 1991, 30 June 2005.
Source: Table 10
Tables available in Section 3
- Classification by sex
- Length of service by sex
- Age group by sex
- Agency by classification group and sex - Men / Women / Total
- Agency by agency retention
- Agency by age group
- Agency by location and employment status - Full-time / Part-time / Total
- Agency by classification and sex - Men / Women / Total
- Agency by operative status and sex
- Agency by highest educational qualification and sex - Men / Women / Total
- Age group by classification and sex
- Highest educational qualification by classification and sex
- Location by classification and sex
- Median age by location, classification and sex
- Median length of service by location, classification and sex
