North East and South East Employment
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- Created on: 07-02-14 10:04
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- North East
- lowest income region
- average household income of £26 000 per year
- unemployment rates of 11%
- one of the highest rates in the UK
- In 2011, a quarter of all jobs in the NE were in the public sector
- Public sector jobs are being cut, due to government spending
- between 2010-2011, 32 000 jobs were lost in the public sector
- has the worst indicatiors for deaths from smoking and early deaths from heart disease, stokes, and cancer
- has the lowest percentage of adults who eat healithily
- one of the UK's 12 standard economic region
- manufacturing has declined and the tertiary sector has increased
- manufacturing usually now for cars
- South East
- densley populated region
- 8.7 million people
- Is one of the most UK's expensive areas for house and land prices
- London salaries boost household incomes
- Has the UK's second highest income
- £35 200
- 35% higher than NE
- spend the most on healthy foods, e.g. fish
- most people live longer
- region offers a high quality of life for many
- Many well-paid tertiary and quaternary jobs in London, so people often commute
- more opportunities for promotion
- SE gained public-sector jobs
- one of the UK's largest ports, due to being closest to Europe
- Provides thousands of jobs
- has many biotechnology jobs
- Many IT jobs
- business in the SE spent nearly £6 billion on research and developent
- 22% of the UK's total and highest of any regions
- densley populated region
- People eat more
- up to 3 times a week
- South East
- densley populated region
- 8.7 million people
- Is one of the most UK's expensive areas for house and land prices
- London salaries boost household incomes
- Has the UK's second highest income
- £35 200
- 35% higher than NE
- spend the most on healthy foods, e.g. fish
- most people live longer
- region offers a high quality of life for many
- Many well-paid tertiary and quaternary jobs in London, so people often commute
- more opportunities for promotion
- SE gained public-sector jobs
- one of the UK's largest ports, due to being closest to Europe
- Provides thousands of jobs
- has many biotechnology jobs
- Many IT jobs
- business in the SE spent nearly £6 billion on research and developent
- 22% of the UK's total and highest of any regions
- densley populated region
- makes the second largest contribution to the UK's GDP
- in 2011, unemployment rate was 6.3%
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