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Table 5: Private Sector Employment by Sex and Levels of Employment
Levels Male Female Total Female Female Female% of
of Employment
% of Total % of Total Levels of
Female Employees Employment
Employees
Apex Decision 99 5 104 0.02% 0.007% 4.8%
Making Body
Chief 66 3 69 0.01% 0.004% 4.3%
Executive Officers
Senior 613 84 679 0.27% 0.1% 12.3%
Management
Middle 933 222 1,155 0.71% 0.3% 19.2%
Management
Junior 754 174 928 0.55% 0.1% 18.7%
Management
Consultants 123 25 148 0.08% 0.03% 16.8%
/Specialists
Executives 1,712 753 2,465 2.39% 1.09% 30.5%
Superintendents 1,757 520 2,277 1.65% 0.75% 22.8%
/ Supervisors
Workers 30,924 29,689 60,613 94.29% 43.3% 48.9%
(Skilled/Unskilled)
Others 22 13 35 0.04% 0.01% 37.1%
Total Employees 37,003 31,488 68,491 100% 45.9%
Source: Survey data
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The survey found:
• There was one company, with no female employees; yet, the
reverse was not observed.
• There are 9 companies that had 3 or less female employees in
workforces that varied from 10 employees upwards.
• The least number of male employees in an organization is 7 (this
particular organization also employs 3 women making up atotal
of 10 employees).
• All other workplaces under survey have at least 11 male
employees in workforces that ranged from 10 employees
upwards.