On the eve of International Women's day and 41 years after the Equal Pay act came into force, many women still earn a lot less than men performing the same jobs.

The data comes from the huge Office for National Statistics annual survey of hours and earnings - ASHE, which examines 1% of HM Revenue & Customs pay as you earn (PAYE) records and is the bible of what we earn and who we are. The figures are broken down by gender, age, geographic location and type of job.

The data shows that the median annual salary for all full-time employees in 2010 was £25,900, which is up 0.3% on the year before. But men earn vastly more than women: £28,091, compared to £22,490 - a difference of 19.9%.

Even overtime has an effect - 24.1% of men working full-time take home overtime pay, compared to only 12% of women in the same position.

But even if you remove that impact, plus the effect of women earning maternity pay and the fact that more women work part-time than men, the difference is still striking: men earned 10.2% more in hourly full-time pay last year, £13.01 compared to £11.68.

The pay gap has narrowed considerably in the past decade, declining from 16.3% (excluding overtime) in 2000 to 10.2% last year

The ONS recommends looking at median salaries because they are not affected by the relatively few very high earners - unlike the 'average' or 'mean' salary, which would be changed by one or two people earning over £1m, for instance. If you do use the average figure, the pay gap rises to 15.5%.

(Yes, I do know that the median is an average too, but most people refer to the mean when they use the word).

Our analysis shows the hundreds of jobs where men still earn substantially more than women. Using the ONS' job classification data, where each occupation is given a special 4-digit code number, the data shows there are around 170 jobs classified where men earn over 10% more than their female counterparts, and another 200 where men earn between 1 and 10% more than women. There are only three where the hourly pay is the same.

The biggest gap is, perhaps unsurprisingly, in metal manufacturing, where men earn nearly 50% more than women. But male financial services brokers also earn double women's hourly pay of £16.55. Male directors of large companies and organisations are paid over 21% more than women directors. In only a few areas are women paid more than men.

If overtime and extra pay are added into the equation - and the amount women lose from going on maternity leave is taken into account - the gap increases substantially. Many full-time annual salaries show substantial differences between men and women. Male health professionals, which includes doctors, administrators and other senior health workers, earn £82,674 a year, double female workers doing the same jobs full-time on £44,232. Male printers take home 47.5% more than female printers each year and even male hairdressers earn 17% more than females, with an annual full-time salary of £15,227.

This data is very political and pretty complex - the Fawcett Society have done a pretty good breakdown too.

We've included a full set for you to download - what can you do with it?

Data summary

Pay gaps by job All figures median pay. Click heading to sort. Download this data Code Description Male, full- time Female full- time % diff, men to women - annual pay Male hourly pay, £ (exc o/t) Female hourly pay, £ (exc o/t) % diff, men to women - hourly pay All employees 28,091 22,490 19.9 13.01 11.68 10.22 1111 Senior officials in national government 66485 35.8 1112 Directors and chief executives of major organisations 102123 71083 30.4 49.7 38.95 21.63 1113 Senior officials in local government 27.63 24.41 11.65 1114 Senior officials of special interest organisations 37273 33878 9.1 19.87 17.89 9.96 1121 Production, works and maintenance managers 41688 33192 20.4 20.02 17.67 11.74 1122 Managers in construction 42138 34565 18.0 19.17 16.57 13.56 1123 Managers in mining and energy 53867 49034 9.0 23.37 1131 Financial managers and chartered secretaries 65000 42940 33.9 31.73 22.6 28.77 1132 Marketing and sales managers 48957 37553 23.3 23.4 19.5 16.67 1133 Purchasing managers 43207 37972 12.1 21.94 20.75 5.42 1134 Advertising and public relations managers 46120 36171 21.6 22.32 20.02 10.30 1135 Personnel, training and industrial relations managers 45831 40157 12.4 23.32 20.55 11.88 1136 Information and communication technology managers 47497 39313 17.2 23.99 20.48 14.63 1137 Research and development managers 48737 42656 12.5 24.96 21.24 14.90 1141 Quality assurance managers 37193 36908 0.8 18.93 19.1 -0.90 1142 Customer care managers 38080 28417 25.4 19.03 15.49 18.60 1151 Financial institution managers 44230 36910 16.5 23.19 18.8 18.93 1152 Office managers 37405 27695 26.0 19.11 14.22 25.59 1161 Transport and distribution managers 34683 16.56 16.35 1.27 1162 Storage and warehouse managers 28692 26721 6.9 13.3 11.9 10.53 1163 Retail and wholesale managers 26726 19729 26.2 12.46 9.49 23.84 1171 Officers in armed forces 0 0 1172 Police officers (inspectors and above) 55260 53449 3.3 26.44 26.06 1.44 1173 Senior officers in fire, ambulance, prison and related services 40198 41369 -2.9 18.44 18.73 -1.57 1174 Security managers 35369 30777 13.0 17.36 16.52 4.84 1181 Hospital and health service managers 44649 42294 5.3 23.81 21.8 8.44 1182 Pharmacy managers 48219 29568 38.7 21.13 16.5 21.91 1183 Healthcare practice managers 35656 26013 27.0 18.42 14.17 23.07 1184 Social services managers 41411 36126 12.8 22.18 19.03 14.20 1185 Residential and day care managers 32071 28968 9.7 15.73 14.89 5.34 1211 Farm managers 27665 12.62 11.72 7.13 1212 Natural environment and conservation managers 34937 32055 8.2 18.69 16.54 11.50 1219 Managers in animal husbandry, forestry and fishing n.e.c. 26250 25590 2.5 13.91 1221 Hotel and accommodation managers 26548 24171 9.0 10.54 11.49 -9.01 1222 Conference and exhibition managers 27083 28583 -5.5 14.1 13.44 4.68 1223 Restaurant and catering managers 22105 19081 13.7 9.86 9.11 7.61 1224 Publicans and managers of licensed premises 20796 20267 2.5 8.92 9.01 -1.01 1225 Leisure and sports managers 26498 12.37 11.22 9.30 1226 Travel agency managers 1231 Property, housing and land managers 37318 31052 16.8 19.11 16.12 15.65 1232 Garage managers and proprietors 28713 12.62 15.66 -24.09 1233 Hairdressing and beauty salon managers and proprietors 1234 Shopkeepers and wholesale/retail dealers 31554 14.21 1235 Recycling and refuse disposal managers 35326 27106 23.3 15.33 14.14 7.76 1239 Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. 38172 27940 26.8 18.4 13.7 25.54 2111 Chemists 32747 16.35 15.69 4.04 2112 Biological scientists and biochemists 38274 32650 14.7 19.14 17.45 8.83 2113 Physicists, geologists and meteorologists 29610 23.04 14.63 36.50 2121 Civil engineers 36245 32000 11.7 17.02 15.91 6.52 2122 Mechanical engineers 40038 19.62 15.55 20.74 2123 Electrical engineers 44773 20.65 16.11 21.99 2124 Electronics engineers 45086 0 21.25 2125 Chemical engineers 0 2126 Design and development engineers 35001 28705 18.0 17.41 15.35 11.83 2127 Production and process engineers 34820 16.28 14.38 11.67 2128 Planning and quality control engineers 31464 27015 14.1 15.97 15.54 2.69 2129 Engineering professionals n.e.c. 37577 30055 20.0 17.93 15.8 11.88 2131 IT strategy and planning professionals 47784 45521 4.7 23.71 22.59 4.72 2132 Software professionals 37235 33262 10.7 18.78 16.82 10.44 2211 Medical practitioners 95434 56176 41.1 35.45 25.35 28.49 2212 Psychologists 48828 37789 22.6 22.49 18.78 16.50 2213 Pharmacists/pharmacologists 44498 37439 15.9 21.47 19.09 11.09 2214 Ophthalmic opticians 47399 35962 24.1 25.25 19.58 22.46 2215 Dental practitioners 2216 Veterinarians 33670 14.91 2311 Higher education teaching professionals 46746 43767 6.4 24.81 23.29 6.13 2312 Further education teaching professionals 34587 31995 7.5 18.49 17.7 4.27 2313 Education officers, school inspectors 36509 23.21 19.47 16.11 2314 Secondary education teaching professionals 38707 35146 9.2 22.94 21.36 6.89 2315 Primary and nursery education teaching professionals 36799 34325 6.7 21.87 20.52 6.17 2316 Special needs education teaching professionals 39821 34564 13.2 22.93 20.74 9.55 2317 Registrars and senior administrators of educational establishments 36540 31818 12.9 19.06 16.99 10.86 2319 Teaching professionals n.e.c. 27636 24984 9.6 15.79 14.37 8.99 2321 Scientific researchers 35363 31763 10.2 17.96 16.46 8.35 2322 Social science researchers 22722 25448 -12.0 11.54 13.31 -15.34 2329 Researchers n.e.c. 32475 29200 10.1 16.82 15.72 6.54 2411 Solicitors and lawyers, judges and coroners 56518 42392 25.0 28.45 21.75 23.55 2419 Legal professionals n.e.c. 37248 33898 9.0 19.7 17.24 12.49 2421 Chartered and certified accountants 41953 32196 23.3 21.71 17.01 21.65 2422 Management accountants 40120 31557 21.3 20.76 17.97 13.44 2423 Management consultants, actuaries, economists and statisticians 42309 34861 17.6 22.12 18.57 16.05 2431 Architects 33000 19.53 17.02 12.85 2432 Town planners 37434 30097 19.6 19.22 15.95 17.01 2433 Quantity surveyors 38535 26493 31.2 18.82 2434 Chartered surveyors (not quantity surveyors) 36274 28504 21.4 18.56 17.27 6.95 2441 Public service administrative professionals 49229 46599 5.3 24.09 23.56 2.20 2442 Social workers 31756 31296 1.4 16.55 16.78 -1.39 2443 Probation officers 29246 15.31 15.54 -1.50 2444 Clergy 22253 11.5 9.52 17.22 2451 Librarians 28385 25136 11.4 16.16 13.2 18.32 2452 Archivists and curators 26956 13.81 3111 Laboratory technicians 24307 19099 21.4 12.02 9.78 18.64 3112 Electrical/electronics technicians 29483 0 14.57 3113 Engineering technicians 32079 27892 13.1 15.19 14.22 6.39 3114 Building and civil engineering technicians 26348 23774 9.8 13.29 10.55 20.62 3115 Quality assurance technicians 27491 22394 18.5 13.32 12.06 9.46 3119 Science and engineering technicians n.e.c. 24307 20831 14.3 11.61 10.62 8.53 3121 Architectural technologists and town planning technicians 28492 25204 11.5 14 12.48 10.86 3122 Draughtspersons 27326 24230 11.3 13.09 11.99 8.40 3123 Building inspectors 28736 15.11 3131 IT operations technicians 31331 27302 12.9 15.31 14.37 6.14 3132 IT user support technicians 26166 24932 4.7 13.29 12.78 3.84 3211 Nurses 31789 29573 7.0 16.41 15.64 4.69 3212 Midwives 0 34839 18.42 3213 Paramedics 37525 34441 8.2 17.6 16.59 5.74 3214 Medical radiographers 35968 36097 -0.4 18.34 18.63 -1.58 3215 Chiropodists 33464 31033 7.3 17.25 16.79 2.67 3216 Dispensing opticians 21243 10.89 3217 Pharmaceutical dispensers 21392 16188 24.3 10.2 8.57 15.98 3218 Medical and dental technicians 30362 23934 21.2 14.43 12.5 13.37 3221 Physiotherapists 29691 29088 2.0 15.59 15.59 0.00 3222 Occupational therapists 26342 28496 -8.2 14.52 16.14 -11.16 3223 Speech and language therapists 0 31057 16.74 3229 Therapists n.e.c. 26210 28673 -9.4 14.13 16.62 -17.62 3231 Youth and community workers 24220 23079 4.7 12.81 12.28 4.14 3232 Housing and welfare officers 24984 23890 4.4 13.03 12.45 4.45 3311 NCOs and other ranks 0 0 3312 Police officers (sergeant and below) 40020 34729 13.2 18.05 16.28 9.81 3313 Fire service officers (leading fire officer and below) 30766 29564 3.9 13.68 13.62 0.44 3314 Prison service officers (below principal officer) 27889 22399 19.7 14.22 10.88 23.49 3319 Protective service associate professionals n.e.c. 32741 32750 -0.0 14.39 14.93 -3.75 3411 Artists 32788 16.27 12.63 22.37 3412 Authors, writers 29475 26902 8.7 15.12 13.84 8.47 3413 Actors, entertainers 0 3414 Dancers and choreographers 0 34854 15.66 3415 Musicians 32796 17.24 12.17 29.41 3416 Arts officers, producers and directors 34892 30399 12.9 17.31 15.92 8.03 3421 Graphic designers 24921 22036 11.6 12.45 11.32 9.08 3422 Product, clothing and related designers 30285 25706 15.1 14.18 12.59 11.21 3431 Journalists, newspaper and periodical editors 30683 28232 8.0 15.6 15.71 -0.71 3432 Broadcasting associate professionals 38486 41448 -7.7 20.51 21.73 -5.95 3433 Public relations officers 27385 26568 3.0 14.4 13.69 4.93 3434 Photographers and audio-visual equipment operators 25751 18379 28.6 12.54 9.72 22.49 3441 Sports players 0 3442 Sports coaches, instructors and officials 23270 24763 -6.4 12.21 13.17 -7.86 3443 Fitness instructors 15957 16046 -0.6 8.06 7.8 3.23 3449 Sports and fitness occupations n.e.c. 15084 5.93 3511 Air traffic controllers 59626 29.27 3512 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers 68848 0 37.73 3513 Ship and hovercraft officers 0 3514 Train drivers 41313 39283 4.9 21.71 20.89 3.78 3520 Legal associate professionals 25836 23316 9.8 12.66 12.74 -0.63 3531 Estimators, valuers and assessors 28930 24040 16.9 14.79 13.08 11.56 3532 Brokers 62935 28.75 16.55 42.43 3533 Insurance underwriters 35580 26803 24.7 18.4 14.99 18.53 3534 Finance and investment analysts/advisers 38755 30860 20.4 19.77 16.21 18.01 3535 Taxation experts 36462 27625 24.2 17.02 15.78 7.29 3536 Importers, exporters 18649 10.92 9.64 11.72 3537 Financial and accounting technicians 40865 29432 28.0 19.83 15.45 22.09 3539 Business and related associate professionals n.e.c. 30249 26372 12.8 14.94 13.76 7.90 3541 Buyers and purchasing officers 31712 24412 23.0 15.8 13.17 16.65 3542 Sales representatives 30600 22594 26.2 14.08 11.08 21.31 3543 Marketing associate professionals 30483 25547 16.2 15.01 13.54 9.79 3544 Estate agents, auctioneers 11.56 3551 Conservation and environmental protection officers 29119 26131 10.3 15.18 14.36 5.40 3552 Countryside and park rangers 21738 11.15 10.85 2.69 3561 Public service associate professionals 32954 28022 15.0 16.73 13.99 16.38 3562 Personnel and industrial relations officers 26260 23975 8.7 12.92 12.27 5.03 3563 Vocational and industrial trainers and instructors 25712 23705 7.8 13.16 12.02 8.66 3564 Careers advisers and vocational guidance specialists 26031 26853 -3.2 13.25 13.98 -5.51 3565 Inspectors of factories, utilities and trading standards 33406 16.98 15.12 10.95 3566 Statutory examiners 27372 24772 9.5 13.07 13.34 -2.07 3567 Occupational hygienists and safety officers (health and safety) 33956 27156 20.0 17.36 14.29 17.68 3568 Environmental health officers 30205 31843 -5.4 15.54 16.82 -8.24 4111 Civil Service executive officers 25894 25327 2.2 13.12 12.65 3.58 4112 Civil Service administrative officers and assistants 19146 18569 3.0 9.75 9.42 3.38 4113 Local government clerical officers and assistants 24322 20892 14.1 12.56 11.15 11.23 4114 Officers of non-governmental organisations 22253 16.2 11.74 27.53 4121 Credit controllers 22413 19550 12.8 11.22 10.03 10.61 4122 Accounts and wages clerks, book-keepers, other financial clerks 24154 19948 17.4 12.2 10.55 13.52 4123 Counter clerks 22340 19964 10.6 11.26 10.46 7.10 4131 Filing and other records assistants/clerks 22178 18983 14.4 10.82 9.84 9.06 4132 Pensions and insurance clerks 22332 19155 14.2 11.16 10.14 9.14 4133 Stock control clerks 21157 17783 15.9 10 8.9 11.00 4134 Transport and distribution clerks 24464 19902 18.6 10.75 10.47 2.60 4135 Library assistants/clerks 16477 17892 -8.6 8.49 9.77 -15.08 4136 Database assistants/clerks 19716 16432 16.7 9.49 8.7 8.32 4137 Market research interviewers 9.82 7.7 21.59 4141 Telephonists 20007 17014 15.0 8.87 8.56 3.49 4142 Communication operators 28077 24983 11.0 13.85 12.58 9.17 4150 General office assistants/clerks 20003 18187 9.1 9.85 9.46 3.96 4211 Medical secretaries 17942 19434 -8.3 9.52 10.64 -11.76 4212 Legal secretaries 0 18982 10.08 4213 School secretaries 17946 9.72 4214 Company secretaries 27280 9.75 13.83 -41.85 4215 Personal assistants and other secretaries 23820 23027 3.3 11.29 11.97 -6.02 4216 Receptionists 16546 15679 5.2 8 8.2 -2.50 4217 Typists 0 16982 9.13 5111 Farmers 23804 9.82 5112 Horticultural trades 15762 7.63 7.12 6.68 5113 Gardeners and groundsmen/groundswomen 18246 18012 1.3 8.79 8.64 1.71 5119 Agricultural and fishing trades n.e.c. 19576 14595 25.4 9.11 7.01 23.05 5211 Smiths and forge workers 27329 0 11.4 5212 Moulders, core makers, die casters 0 9.89 5213 Sheet metal workers 24208 0 10.5 5214 Metal plate workers, shipwrights, riveters 25563 0 10.93 5215 Welding trades 23297 0 10.29 9.39 8.75 5216 Pipe fitters 32079 0 12.94 5221 Metal machining setters and setter-operators 24260 14248 41.3 11.02 8.03 27.13 5222 Tool makers, tool fitters and markers-out 24937 0 11.53 5223 Metal working production and maintenance fitters 27698 12.5 10.17 18.64 5224 Precision instrument makers and repairers 26558 12.28 10.78 12.21 5231 Motor mechanics, auto engineers 23862 10.73 10.08 6.06 5232 Vehicle body builders and repairers 22234 0 10 5233 Auto electricians 24025 0 10.26 5234 Vehicle spray painters 21689 0 9.98 5241 Electricians, electrical fitters 29565 13.24 11.73 11.40 5242 Telecommunications engineers 26902 12.84 11.99 6.62 5243 Lines repairers and cable jointers 32910 0 14.48 5244 TV, video and audio engineers 22419 0 10 5245 Computer engineers, installation and maintenance 25065 23098 7.8 13.09 12.21 6.72 5249 Electrical/electronics engineers n.e.c. 26383 23136 12.3 12.04 12.05 -0.08 5311 Steel erectors 22911 0 9.93 5312 Bricklayers, masons 23200 0 11.07 5313 Roofers, roof tilers and slaters 21665 0 10.39 5314 Plumbers, heating and ventilating engineers 27730 13.08 5315 Carpenters and joiners 23420 12970 44.6 10.92 8.28 24.18 5316 Glaziers, window fabricators and fitters 20061 0 8.88 5319 Construction trades n.e.c. 24292 21745 10.5 11.17 10.51 5.91 5321 Plasterers 21717 0 10.76 5322 Floorers and wall tilers 21679 0 10.04 5323 Painters and decorators 22353 10.43 8.22 21.19 5411 Weavers and knitters 16469 0 7.51 5412 Upholsterers 21225 9.99 9.99 0.00 5413 Leather and related trades 15418 7.83 5414 Tailors and dressmakers 0 19142 9.11 5419 Textiles, garments and related trades n.e.c. 13486 9.74 6.99 28.23 5421 Originators, compositors and print preparers 20252 16309 19.5 10.25 8.15 20.49 5422 Printers 28291 14812 47.6 12.73 5423 Bookbinders and print finishers 21522 14752 31.5 10.01 7.2 28.07 5424 Screen printers 15724 0 7.63 5431 Butchers, meat cutters 17550 14852 15.4 7.76 6.97 10.18 5432 Bakers, flour confectioners 16798 13722 18.3 8.01 7.38 7.87 5433 Fishmongers, poultry dressers 11989 6.52 6.38 2.15 5434 Chefs, cooks 17806 15335 13.9 7.7 7.61 1.17 5491 Glass and ceramics makers, decorators and finishers 20343 15737 22.6 8.91 7.69 13.69 5492 Furniture makers, other craft woodworkers 19508 9.01 5493 Pattern makers (moulds) 29789 0 13.32 5494 Musical instrument makers and tuners 0 5495 Goldsmiths, silversmiths, precious stone workers 22067 0 9.78 5496 Floral arrangers, florists 0 13592 6.74 5499 Hand craft occupations n.e.c. 19008 9.27 6111 Nursing auxiliaries and assistants 19439 17941 7.7 9.75 9.43 3.28 6112 Ambulance staff (excluding paramedics) 23932 19693 17.7 10.91 10.19 6.60 6113 Dental nurses 15584 16255 -4.3 7.52 8.52 -13.30 6114 Houseparents and residential wardens 20258 20121 0.7 10.38 10.24 1.35 6115 Care assistants and home carers 17377 16187 6.8 8.28 7.97 3.74 6121 Nursery nurses 12692 14767 -16.3 8.04 7.52 6.47 6122 Childminders and related occupations 0 15196 7.9 6123 Playgroup leaders/assistants 16497 13804 16.3 8.61 7.52 12.66 6124 Educational assistants 15736 15506 1.5 8.76 8.76 0.00 6131 Veterinary nurses and assistants 21302 17589 17.4 7.91 8.48 -7.21 6139 Animal care occupations n.e.c. 18992 15656 17.6 8.43 7.2 14.59 6211 Sports and leisure assistants 17083 15599 8.7 8.02 7.78 2.99 6212 Travel agents 21138 17389 17.7 9.57 8.97 6.27 6213 Travel and tour guides 13779 7.37 8.16 -10.72 6214 Air travel assistants 28140 22265 20.9 13.12 11.79 10.14 6215 Rail travel assistants 26798 25421 5.1 12.72 12.14 4.56 6219 Leisure and travel service occupations n.e.c. 6221 Hairdressers, barbers 15227 12633 17.0 7.98 6.51 18.42 6222 Beauticians and related occupations 0 15246 7.7 6231 Housekeepers and related occupations 13779 7.84 7.15 8.80 6232 Caretakers 19184 17294 9.9 9.1 8.73 4.07 6291 Undertakers and mortuary assistants 20072 23349 -16.3 9.95 10.92 -9.75 6292 Pest control officers 19980 0 9.89 7111 Sales and retail assistants 15723 13283 15.5 7.51 6.84 8.92 7112 Retail cashiers and check-out operators 13879 12587 9.3 6.99 6.54 6.44 7113 Telephone salespersons 19894 17688 11.1 9.18 8.87 3.38 7121 Collector salespersons and credit agents 0 7.9 7122 Debt, rent and other cash collectors 17376 16397 5.6 8.37 7.85 6.21 7123 Roundsmen/women and van salespersons 22548 15154 32.8 9.49 7.19 24.24 7124 Market and street traders and assistants 14674 7.21 7125 Merchandisers and window dressers 22161 20984 5.3 10.47 11.77 -12.42 7129 Sales related occupations n.e.c. 22222 17566 21.0 9.58 8.77 8.46 7211 Call centre agents/operators 16935 16427 3.0 8.35 8.65 -3.59 7212 Customer care occupations 18638 17331 7.0 8.99 8.89 1.11 8111 Food, drink and tobacco process operatives 19209 15429 19.7 8.29 7.01 15.44 8112 Glass and ceramics process operatives 20259 0 9.66 8113 Textile process operatives 19060 12574 34.0 8.58 6.58 23.31 8114 Chemical and related process operatives 27194 19009 30.1 11.7 9.14 21.88 8115 Rubber process operatives 21342 17210 19.4 10.61 8.43 20.55 8116 Plastics process operatives 19290 16762 13.1 8.97 8.71 2.90 8117 Metal making and treating process operatives 25683 12317 52.0 11.29 5.8 48.63 8118 Electroplaters 19966 0 9.03 8119 Process operatives n.e.c. 24738 13104 47.0 9.75 6.58 32.51 8121 Paper and wood machine operatives 20852 9.64 7.2 25.31 8122 Coal mine operatives 0 8123 Quarry workers and related operatives 25237 23301 7.7 9.94 11.47 -15.39 8124 Energy plant operatives 32039 0 14.17 8125 Metal working machine operatives 22220 14686 33.9 10.24 7.16 30.08 8126 Water and sewerage plant operatives 26992 19418 28.1 11.56 7.77 32.79 8129 Plant and machine operatives n.e.c. 21450 9.52 6.61 30.57 8131 Assemblers (electrical products) 17953 14383 19.9 8.43 7.31 13.29 8132 Assemblers (vehicles and metal goods) 24480 15960 34.8 11.99 8.84 26.27 8133 Routine inspectors and testers 22825 17110 25.0 10.65 8.33 21.78 8134 Weighers, graders, sorters 19069 14347 24.8 7.99 7.38 7.63 8135 Tyre, exhaust and windscreen fitters 18819 0 8.72 8136 Clothing cutters 10.95 8137 Sewing machinists 19264 13392 30.5 7.22 7.02 2.77 8138 Routine laboratory testers 17393 15700 9.7 8.86 7.46 15.80 8139 Assemblers and routine operatives n.e.c. 18598 15039 19.1 8.51 7.64 10.22 8141 Scaffolders, stagers, riggers 28992 0 12.9 8142 Road construction operatives 25072 0 10.3 8143 Rail construction and maintenance operatives 29196 0 11.57 8149 Construction operatives n.e.c. 26803 18634 30.5 11.44 7.8 31.82 8211 Heavy goods vehicle drivers 24996 9.7 8.58 11.55 8212 Van drivers 19028 13996 26.4 8.21 7.02 14.49 8213 Bus and coach drivers 22492 19627 12.7 9.95 9.57 3.82 8214 Taxi, cab drivers and chauffeurs 18714 15223 18.7 8.6 7.15 16.86 8215 Driving instructors 25578 0 13.5 8216 Rail transport operatives 31602 31119 1.5 13.42 13.53 -0.82 8217 Seafarers (merchant navy); barge, lighter and boat operatives 27881 0 12.39 8218 Air transport operatives 24705 11.68 10.02 14.21 8219 Transport operatives n.e.c. 27526 12.34 7.69 37.68 8221 Crane drivers 0 10.34 8222 Fork-lift truck drivers 19111 0 8.45 8223 Agricultural machinery drivers 21402 0 8.24 8229 Mobile machine drivers and operatives n.e.c. 24769 14632 40.9 10 6.86 31.40 9111 Farm workers 18909 7.65 6.67 12.81 9112 Forestry workers 19408 0 10.26 9119 Fishing and agriculture related occupations n.e.c. 15941 13389 16.0 7.23 6.27 13.28 9121 Labourers in building and woodworking trades 19215 8.73 9129 Labourers in other construction trades n.e.c. 19220 18176 5.4 9.25 9.11 1.51 9131 Labourers in foundries 17549 0 8.76 9132 Industrial cleaning process occupations 18025 15939 11.6 7.93 7.4 6.68 9133 Printing machine minders and assistants 21083 18634 11.6 9.87 9.49 3.85 9134 Packers, bottlers, canners, fillers 17381 14940 14.0 7.43 6.79 8.61 9139 Labourers in process and plant operations n.e.c. 18041 14556 19.3 8.09 6.83 15.57 9141 Stevedores, dockers and slingers 24567 0 10.98 9149 Other goods handling and storage occupations n.e.c. 18175 15784 13.2 8.18 7.39 9.66 9211 Postal workers, mail sorters, messengers, couriers 22515 20580 8.6 9.92 9.49 4.33 9219 Elementary office occupations n.e.c. 13216 7.45 7.06 5.23 9221 Hospital porters 18284 8.19 7.65 6.59 9222 Hotel porters 13621 0 6.88 9223 Kitchen and catering assistants 12760 12767 -0.1 6.15 6.58 -6.99 9224 Waiters, waitresses 13165 11783 10.5 6.16 6.33 -2.76 9225 Bar staff 12831 11242 12.4 6.15 6 2.44 9226 Leisure and theme park attendants 12871 14197 -10.3 6.16 6.35 -3.08 9229 Elementary personal services occupations n.e.c. 13440 6.26 6.87 -9.74 9231 Window cleaners 17116 0 9232 Road sweepers 17405 0 8.51 9233 Cleaners, domestics 15125 13301 12.1 6.96 6.98 -0.29 9234 Launderers, dry cleaners, pressers 13703 12836 6.3 6.13 6.19 -0.98 9235 Refuse and salvage occupations 18262 8.73 9239 Elementary cleaning occupations n.e.c. 15541 8.31 6.3 24.19 9241 Security guards and related occupations 21264 23132 -8.8 8.36 11.22 -34.21 9242 Traffic wardens 23231 0 10.23 9243 School crossing patrol attendants 0 0 9244 School mid-day assistants 12259 8.34 6.88 17.51 9245 Car park attendants 17161 19766 -15.2 7.89 10.8 -36.88 9249 Elementary security occupations n.e.c. 18672 18617 0.3 8.65 8.21 5.09 9251 Shelf fillers 13674 13337 2.5 7.43 7.23 2.69 9259 Elementary sales occupations n.e.c. 14201 6.45 7.29 -13.02

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