The dataset shows employment distribution across public and private sectors in India from 2001-02 to 2010-11.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Category | categorical | No | Employment category or classification group representing different sectors or organizational structures. |
| Public Sector Employment | integer | No | Total number of individuals employed in the public sector within the specified category. |
| Private Sector Employment | integer | No | Total number of individuals employed in the private sector within the specified category. |
| Total Employment | integer | No | Combined employment across both public and private sectors for the specified category. |
Public Sector employment remains relatively stable, with minor declines in central and state government jobs over time. Private Sector employment grows steadily, especially in manufacturing, finance, and large enterprises, reflecting sectoral expansion. Agriculture, transport, and community services show moderate changes, indicating gradual workforce shifts across industries.
The dataset structure appears consistent with numeric employment values across sector categories. Formatting across rows and columns is uniform, though some categorical columns may include descriptive labels. Missing values may appear in certain rows depending on reporting availability for specific categories.
Labour market analysis, workforce distribution studies, public vs private employment comparisons, economic planning, labour policy research, academic labour economics studies, and workforce trend analysis.
The dataset does not include demographic breakdowns such as age, gender, or education levels. It also lacks geographic disaggregation beyond the national level and may not reflect informal sector employment.
The dataset was likely compiled using administrative records and labour statistics collected by government agencies responsible for employment monitoring, aggregated into sector-wise employment categories.
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