Sectoral structure of employment: agriculture, manufacturing, services
- Workforce, education and talent
- The labor force, in numbers
- Audited
In April–June 2025 (ENEIC), trade, transport, accommodation and food services accounted for 29.2% of the employed; agriculture, livestock, forestry and fishing 19.1%; manufacturing, mining and other industry 16.2%; other service activities 11.8%; public administration, defense, education and health 9.3%; and construction 8.9%. Professional, scientific, technical and administrative support activities represent 3.4%; finance and insurance 1.2%; information and communication 0.6%; and real estate 0.3%. Manufacturing has held steady at 16.2% across the three quarters from Q4 2024 to Q2 2025, while agriculture swung between 21.8% (Q1 2025) and 19.1% (Q2 2025).
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Figures
- Agriculture, livestock, forestry and fishing
- 20.2% / 21.8% / 19.1%
- Manufacturing, mining and other industry
- 16.2% / 16.2% / 16.2%
- Construction
- 8.6% / 8.3% / 8.9%
- Trade, transport, accommodation and food
- 29.4% / 28.9% / 29.2%
- Information and communication
- 0.5% / 0.5% / 0.6%
- Finance and insurance activities
- 1.1% / 1.2% / 1.2%
- Real estate activities
- 0.3% / 0.4% / 0.3%
- Professional, scientific, technical and admin/support
- 3.9% / 3.6% / 3.4%
- Public administration, defense, education, health
- 9.0% / 9.2% / 9.3%
- Other service activities
- 10.7% / 10.0% / 11.8%
Sources
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