XXII.-Other Industries, or Industry not stated..

Total All Industries

321,140 67,026 29,372 13,088 350,512 80,114 430,626 12,112,718 5,065,332 1,550,016 641,2921 13,662,734 5,706,624+ 19,369,358

• The following were the total numbers enumerated at the Population Census as engaged in all branches of (1) Railway Companies' service, (2) omnibus service, (3) tramway service, and (4) shipping service :—

†The following were the total numbers enumerated as in Central and Local Government employment :

Central Government

Local Government

618,765 115,217
58,296 11,528 677,061 126,745
614,771 247,975 76,759 36,135 691,530 284,110

803,806

975,640

"

The total numbers of males and females shown as engaged in all industries in Great Britain are larger than the total numbers shown as "gainfully occupied on pages 3 and 7. This arises from the fact that in the Scottish Census the industry figures include, but the occupation figures exclude, some students and ex-commissioned officers and other ranks of the Naval and Military Services, who in the occupation tabulation were classed among persons without remunerative occupation, and also certain persons from whom a statement of industry, but no corresponding statement of occupation, was obtained.

[Extracted from the Survey of Industrial Relations (1926) by the Committee on Industry and Trade.]

NUMBERS AGED 10 YEARS AND UPWARDS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, AND PROPORTIONS, ENGAGED IN THE
VARIOUS INDUSTRIES AT SUCCESSIVE CENSUSES 1881-1921, AND INTERCENSAL PERCENTAGE CHANGE.

NOTE. This table has been constructed to indicate in a very general manner the fluctuations of the numbers engaged in each industry. In using the table the figures for the years
1881-1901 must be compared with those in the first column for the year 1911, and those in the second column of the year 1911 must be used for comparison with 1921.
Owing to radical changes which have been made in the method of classification only very rough comparisons can be made. The figures for 1881-1911 (first column)
exclude maintenance staff, clerks, carmen, and certain other occupations common to all industries. The figures for 1911 (second column) and 1921 include all persons
engaged in the industry. The numbers are given to the nearest thousand. The proportions engaged and the intercensal increases and decreases have been calculated on
the actual numbers. The sign? indicates that particulars are not available.

[Extracted from the Survey of Industrial Relations (1926) by the Committee on Industry and Trade.]

*Comparison of these groups for 1911 and 1921 is affected by changes in the method of classification.