Page 5 - Pembrokeshire Skills Report 2024

The breakdown shows the importance of each
industry sector in the county
However, growth will be needed in the following
lower represented sectors due to Freeports, FLOW
and Net Zero:
• Electricity / Energy Supply,
• Information & Communication / Digital
• Financial, Insurance
• Real state activities
• Water and Waste
In addition, further growth will be required in:
Construction, Manufacturing and Professional,
Scientific and Technology for the future needs
of the county.
Labour Market
• Micro 85.7%
• Small 12.7%
• Medium 1.4%
• Large 0.2%
ONS 2021 census
Lightcast™
. 2023
Most Advertised Job roles 2023
• Care Workers and Home Carers*
• Chefs
• Cleaners
• Sales Related Occupations
• Administrative / PA Occupations
• Kitchen and Catering Assistants
• Nursing*
• Customer Service Occupations
• Retail management and sales
assistants
* Hardest to fill positions
Business Size
Pembrokeshire
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Employee Jobs By Industry % Of Labour
G : Wholesale And Retail Trade; Repair Of Motor Vehicles 15.9
I : Accommodation And Food Service Activities 15.9
Q : Human Health And Social Work Activities 15.9
P : Education 9.1
F : Construction 6.8
O : Public Administration & Defence; Compulsory Social Security 5.7
C : Manufacturing 5.1
H : Transportation And Storage 5.1
N : Administrative And Support Service Activities 4.5
M : Professional, Scientific And Technical Activities 4
R : Arts, Entertainment And Recreation 4
S : Other Service Activities 2
K : Financial And Insurance Activities 1
L : Real Estate Activities 1
J : Information And Communication 0.9
B : Mining And Quarrying 0.8
E : Water Supply; Sewerage, Waste Management & Remediation 0.7
D : Electricity, Gas, Steam And Air Conditioning Supply 0.5
* SIC Code A (Agriculture Forestry & Fishing) is not contained in this table due to ONS restrictions on
data. SIC Code A employs around 4000 people in Pembrokeshire so could equate to approximately 8% of
the workforce, making it the 5th largest employer in the county