Population: 158,400 (2007)
Number of people of working age
(16-74 years): 95,200 (2007)
Number of people who are economically active: 80,600 (2007)
- men: 43,000 (2007)
- women: 37,600 (2007)
Number of people in employment: 74,800 (2007)
81.0% of people of working age are in employment
Source: Yorkshire Futures www.yorkshirefutures.com
Annual Gross Pay averages
2002 £18,145
2008 £21,834
Source: ONS NOMIS 18.5.09
Job Facts
(Number of employees within Sector)
14,172 - Engineering/manufacturing
13,511 - Retail
6,978 - Public Sector
5,848 - Transport & Distribution
Source: Progress in Sub Region 2009
Population: 87,574 (Census 2001)
Until the 1970’s Grimsby produced 20% of Britain’s fish. The fishing industry has declined since then and new industries have grown up. The port of Grimsby and Immingham handles over 54m tonnes of cargo and more foreign trade than any other single UK port.
Important occupational areas: ports, logistics, engineering & manufacturing, chemicals, retail, food, construction, business & administration, digital & creative, public sector, health & social care
Population: 9,955 (Census 2001)
Important occupational areas: chemicals, ports, logistics, business & administration, engineering & manufacturing, construction
Population: 34,907 (Census 2001)
Important occupational areas: retail, leisure & tourism
Some employers: Samskip Ltd, Associated British Ports, Novartis, Ciba Speciality Chemicals, North East Lincolnshire Council, Parkway Cinema, Kwok Foods Ltd.
