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Nodal Economic Profiling ProjectBusiness Trust & dplg, 2007INKWithin Durban’s manufacturing sector, textiles is the largest employer,followed by chemicals, paper & furniture, automotives, and food / beverage40%Distribution of Manufacturing Employment in the GDMA by Sector: 2003 135%32.6%% of Manufacturing Jobs30%25%20%15%10%14.1%13.0% 12.9%12.2%The automotive sector has acomparatively small number of large(50+ employees) firms, but theaddition of just one firm can create alarge number of jobs5%0%TextilesChemicalProductsPaper &FurnitureVehicles &AutoComponentsFoodProcessing &Beverages5.4%Electrical &ElectronicMachinery3.4% 3.1% 2.6%MetalProductsMineralProductsLeather &Footwear0.7%Iron & Steel# of Firms 1 152 123 85 41 61 31 49 24 26 8Avg. Jobs / Firm 1 350 187 249 513 326 285 114 207 162 138Note: 1 Among firms with at least 50 employeesSource: Devey, Valodia & Velia, Constraints to Growth and Employment: Evidence from the Greater Durban Metropolitan Area, 2005UUP-WRD-INK Profile-301106-IS44
Nodal Economic Profiling ProjectBusiness Trust & dplg, 2007Unfortunately, the city faces significant growth and employment challenges INKin its own rightEmployment levels in Durban are lower than in Johannesburg and in Cape Town, and the cityhas experienced flat job growth over the last decade80%Employment Rate in South Africa’s Major Cities: 2001% ofPopulationAged 15-6560%40%20%36.9%45.8%47.2%27.9%35.2%27.3% 27.0%19.4%33.4%DurbanJohannesburgCape Town0%Employed Unemployed Not Economically ActiveYear-on-Year Growthin No. ofJobs8%6%4%2%0%-2%Employment Growth in South Africa’s Major Cities: 1995 - 20041995-2004 Employment CAGR:Johannesburg: 2.10%eThekwini: 0.29%Cape Town: -0.74%1.02%-0.04%-1.21%City of JHBMunicipalityCity of CPTMunicipalityeThekwiniMunicipality-4%1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004Source: Stats SA Census 2001, QuantecUUP-WRD-INK Profile-301106-IS45
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