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Dundee Economic Profile June 2013

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Dundee Economic Profile The Dundee Economic Profile provides access to a range of news, facts and labour market information relating to the Dundee economy.

Contents

Dundee City Map

Dundee Business Areas Map

Commentary on Key Indicators

Business News

Key Indicators

Demographics

Economic Activity

Economic Inactivity

Unemployment

Jobs and Employment

Earnings Enquiries relating to this publication can be directed to: Policy and Funding Team City Development Department Dundee City Council Tel: 01382 434651 Email: [email protected]

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Dundee City Map


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Dundee Business Areas Map


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Commentary on Key Indicators Demographics

Dundee is a regional employment, education and retail centre. 300,592 persons reside within a 30 minute drive time of Dundee City Centre and 628,468 reside within a 1 hour drive time.

193,232 working age persons (aged 16-64) reside within 30 minutes of

Dundee City Centre and 399,967 reside within a 1hour drive time.

In 2011, an estimated 145,570 persons were resident within the City Council boundaries. Females made up 52% of the population and males 48%.

There were 95,892 working age persons (aged 16-64) in Dundee City in 2011.

The population of the City is expected to age over the next 25 years. By 2033, the percentage share of all age groups below 65 years is expected to decline. However, the share of those aged 65-74 is expected to rise from 9.1% to 11.4% whilst the percentage aged 75+ is also expected to rise from 8.9% to 13.4%.

Economic Activity

In the year to December 2012 the City had an estimated economically active population of 68,400 or 72.5% of the working age population (Age 16-64). Economic Activity levels trailed the Scottish average of 76.9%.

Economic Inactivity

In the year to December 2012, long term sick made up the largest cohort of the inactive population 31.9%. Students made up the second largest share 27.6% and this compared to a Scottish average of 23.3%.

Unemployment

The City’s claimant unemployment rate stood at 5.6% in May 2013, this compares to 5.9% in May 2012.

Dundee’s claimant rate remains above the Scottish average that stood

at 3.9% in May 2013.

Jobseekers allowance claimant rates in Dundee fell from a monthly average of 5.3% in 2001 to a historical low of 3.8% in 2008. However, the impact of the recession resulted in rates rising sharply to a monthly average of 5.8% in 2012.


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The % of long-term claimants (12 months+) stood at 37.5% of total claimants in May 2013 compared to 30.3% in May 2012.

Absolute numbers of youth claimants (Under 25) fell from 1,705 in May 2012 to 1,325 in May 2013. As a % of total claimants the percentage of youths fell from 30.4% to 24.7%.

JSA Claimant Rates vary across the City's neighbourhoods. In 2012

average monthly rates were highest in Lochee (12.8%), The Glens (10.8%), Douglas East (10.8%) and Charleston (10.5%). Lowest rates were in Western Edge (1.1%), Broughty Ferry East (1.4%), West Ferry (1.6%) and Westend (1.7%).

Jobs and Employment

The number of jobs in Dundee stood at 72,100 in 2011. Job numbers rose strongly between 1997 and 2007 but have fallen since the onset of the economic downturn in 2008.

In 2011, 66.8% of jobs were full time, 33.2% part time.

The largest sector in employment terms was Human Health and Social Work Activities accounting for 23.3% of jobs. Wholesale and Retail Trade etc provided 12.6% of jobs whilst Education provided 11.9%.

Health and Social Work (+2,100), Public administration & support

services (+400) and Professional, scientific & technical (+200) were the sectors that recorded the most significant job increases between 2008 and 2011. The most significant declines were in Manufacturing (-1,700), Business administration and support services (-1,500) and Financial & Insurance (-900).

In 2012, there were 27 employers in the City that employed 300 or more staff. The largest employers in the public and education sectors were Dundee City Council, NHS Tayside and University of Dundee. In the private sector Tesco, BT and Michelin Tyre plc employed most staff.


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Earnings

Median gross weekly earnings of full time employees in Dundee stood at £483.3 in April 2012. Males earned £510.0 with females earning £442.6.

Median earnings in Dundee were 2.9 percentage points lower than the Scottish median of £497.6 and 4.5 percentage points lower than the UK median of £505.9 in 2012.

Median earnings in Dundee increased from £341.5 in 2001 to £483.3 in 2012, a rise of 41.5%. Earnings growth in Dundee surpassed Scotland where the median rose by 40.1% and the UK where earnings rose 34.6%.


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Business News 2012 - 2013 (News stories for years 1996-2011 available on request)

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May 2013 - Dundee Heritage Trust received £1.48million from the Heritage Lottery Fund for the restoration of the A-listed Verdant Works.

May 2013 - Abertay Housing Association has appointed local Dundee contractor McGill’s to complete a £3.5million of improvement works at Dryburgh Gardens. The work will include new kitchens, bathrooms, internal insulation and heating for 83 tenants.

May 2013 - City centre offices formerly occupied by Investment group Alliance Trust are set to be turned into student flats. AKG Property Group has been granted planning permission for the development at 56 Reform Street and it intends to create 6 flats with a total of 28 bedrooms on the first, second and third floors.

May 2013 – Tourism experts have predicted that the major investment in the waterfront development could result in Dundee being a popular Cruise Ship destination. The V&A would be a popular attraction and boost tourism to the city.

May 2013 - Private Equity Firm Azure Investments have bought Dundee Construction firm Muirfield Contracts.

May 2013 – Cloverleaf restaurants have applied for planning permission to build a new a new restaurant and bar in the Lochee area. The proposal which includes flats for staff, parking and landscaping could create up to 65 local full-time and part-time jobs. May 2013 - NCR are in consultation with staff regarding their proposal for up to 70 redundancies at its research and development operation in Dundee.

May 2013 – An estimated 500 new hotel rooms are required in Dundee to accommodate the increased number of visitors to the city when the V&A is completed.

April 2013 - YoYo Games Ltd, the Dundee based software firm is moving to larger offices in the city’s Waterfront regeneration area and recruiting an extra 25 employees. April 2013 – Dens Metals Ltd closed this month with a loss of 23 jobs. The firm which manufactured and supplied cast bronze alloys had been hit by increasing foreign competition.


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March 2013 – Yesss Electrical a European electrical wholesaler is opening a new outlet in Dundee next month creating a dozen new jobs.

March 2013 – The Launch of BT’s sport channels is creating around 45 new long term jobs in Scotland. The jobs will be placed at BT’s customer contact centres in Dundee and Glasgow.

March 2013 – Work has begun on the creation of Dundee’s new business district. District 10 is being built to support new and early stage companies in the creative industries sector. The £1.7million investment will build flexible office space at the Seabraes Yard on Dundee’s Waterfront.

February 2013 – Dundee will host the annual International Society of Addiction Medicine (ISAM) Conference at the Caird Hall in October 2015. A large number of international delegates are expected to attend the event which could generate up to £860k economic benefit to the city and local economy.

January 2013 – Plans for a new £14 million railway station concourse have been approved by Councillors. The six-storey building will contain a large entrance hall, ticket office, shop and hotel.

2012

December 2012 - The UK Government has revealed plans to reduce tax paid by video game firms. It is proposed the tax paid on “qualifying expenditure” will be cut by 25%. The measures are included in the Finance Bill 2013, which will be debated in next parliament next year, but Industry leaders have welcomed the news saying the absence of a minimum spend threshold would enable smaller studios and start-ups to take full advantage.

November 2012 - Dundee Council announced it will submit a bid to become the UK City of Culture in 2017. A bid development team is being set-up comprising of representatives of the city council, and other public and private sector bodies in the Dundee Partnership. The consultancy “Creative Sector Scotland” will help to coordinate the bid. The bids will be judged next year and the winner wins the right to host national cultural events such as the Turner Prize.

November 2012 - Dundee gaming firm Digital Goldfish has been bought over by New Zealand Company Ninja Kiwi. The Scottish company will remain at it’s Dundee base and continue to be run under management by co-founders David Hamiliton and Barrie Petrie, but will adopt the new name “Ninja Kiwi Europe” and become capable of expanding to take on new members of staff.


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October 2012 - BT announced that around 5000 more homes and businesses in Dundee can now access high-speed broadband connections. The upgrade affects properties in Craigie, Maryfield, Stannergate and a large part of Arbroath Road. Over 48’000 premises in Dundee now have access to BT’s next generation broadband services with download speeds up to 20 Mbps. October 2012 - Dundee University received a £12 million funding reward which will pay for the completion of a new biomedical research centre. The match funding awarded by the UK research partnership investment fund will be spent on the creation of a four-storey research centre with more than 5000 square metres of new labs and offices. When completed the centre will create 180 research jobs, adding to the already 1000 scientists, students and support staff already employed in the college of life sciences. October 2012 - Parcel delivery firm DPD have invested £500k in a new depot in Dundee. The facility in the West Pitkerro Industrial estate opens this month and will create up to 50 jobs. The expansion comes on the back of growth in e-retailing; deliveries on behalf of the e-commerce industry now represent half of the company’s business. October 2012 - A new £5 million care home opened this month in Dundee creating 60 jobs. The new-build 66 bedroom home is run by Balhousie Care Group and opens near Dalkeith Road, Dundee. September 2012 – Dundee airport has launched a new marketing campaign to try and encourage more local holiday makers and businesses to use the terminal. The Airport is to spend £30’000 over the next 5 months to increase its profile.

September 2012 – The Software firm GFI Max is looking to recruit 20 new employees in its Dundee office. The recruitment drive is on the back of a strong period of growth for the company that provides IT software for small to medium sized businesses.

September 2012 – Dundee University is set to be involved in a £2.5 million project to create the world’s first satellite-based surveillance system to monitor how lakes and reservoirs are affected by environmental change. The project funded by the Natural Environmental research council will be headed by Stirling University and include the universities of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee, and 20 partner organisations around the world. August 2012 - Renovation is continuing at the Tay hotel in Dundee City centre. The £15 million refurbishment created 150 jobs, with a further 150 full time roles to be filled when the hotel is operational. The Malmaison Dundee is set to open in May 2013.


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August 2012 - Planning permission is being applied for to build 270 new in homes in Dundee. The homes by Taylor Wimpey and Bett Homes would be built north of Panmurefield and the A92 Dundee to Arbroath Road.

August 2012 - Construction work on Dundee’s new Olympia swimming pool is entering its final phase. The £31.5 million building is expected to open in 2013 and will include an Olympic sized 50-metre swimming pool, fitness suite and café. Also linked to the complex is a multi-story car park and 650 square metre retail unit.

August 2012 - Building company WH Brown Construction went into receivership. The closure means the loss of 130 jobs; the company had been providing construction services in the east coast of Scotland for nearly 42 years.

July 2012 - More than 70 jobs are expected to be created when construction starts on a new mosque on the Al-Maktoum College of higher education campus in September. The £1m pound development demonstrates the College's commitment to Dundee and its aims to become a University College.

July 2012 - Dundee's reputation as a global leader in life sciences has secured another 200 jobs for the city. The good news was announced to coincide with work starting on a new £12.5m research centre. The Centre for Translational Interdisciplinary Research (CTIR) will enhance capacity within the College of Life Sciences which is already home to more than 1000 scientists, students and support staff from 62 countries. The new building has been funded through a £4.875m Wellcome-Wolfson biomedical science captial award, a £5m contribution from the University and donations from local funding agencies and charitable trusts

June 2012 - The historic department store building on Whitehall Street that once housed Debenhams, and before that Draffens of Dundee, is to be sold off for retail accommodation. The units are expected to attract developers looking to capitalise on Dundee's billion pound waterfront development.

June2012 - The internationally acclaimed computer games competition Dare to be Digital 2012, hosted by Abertay University attracts a record number of entries from universities around the world.

May 2012 - Fledging Dundee games developer, Serious Parody, announced success in securing more than £1m in investment from private investors and a £230,000 regional selective assistance grant from Scottish Enterprise. The company hopes to grow its talented and award winning workforce from 8 to 18 to develop new projects.


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May 2012 - Funding of £750,000 was announced for the Energy Skills Partnership for this year. Development of the partnership was led by Dundee College and its 23 core members will work together to design and deliver qualifications and training to meet the needs of the energy industry.

May 2012 - Dundee's place as a global force in business tourism was given a £900,000 boost by the news that 2 major international conferences are destined for the city. Events to be hosted by Dundee University's Duncan of Jordanstone College and the Design and Scottish Word and Image Group are expected to bring 750 international visitors.

May 2012 - the UK Government announce that the city's 2 job centres are set to merge this year. The cost-cutting move will see the Gellatly Street site close in October.

May 2012 - Dundee City placed on a Government funding shortlist of 27 cities for a share of £50m to fund a high speed internet upgrade.

April 2012 - Continental Sports hope to start work on transforming the Dick McTaggart Centre into a new elite gymnastics centre in May 2012. The £1.9m development will turn the centre into one of the top gymnastics venues in the Country.

April 2012 - Audiences returned to the Whitehall Theatre this month when The Gang Show returned to mark a fresh start for the Theatre. The theatre endured a financial fight for survival in recent months, which led to the Council stepping in to agree a one year pilot to keep the site open.

April 2012 - Boots the Chemist opens a new store at Kingsway West Retail Park, creating 25 jobs.

April - 2012 - Highland Game in Dundee's Baird Avenue secures a major contract to supply 100 Tesco stores in Scotland. The company hopes to create 20 new jobs as a result of their success.

April 2012 - Argos in the Wellgate Centre announces it will close its doors in July.

April 2012 - Tesco secures permission to open an Express store on the ground floor of the Nethergate Business Centre.

March 2012 - Dundee's inaugural economic summit drew more than

250 business people to the event. Delegate heard how the £1 bn regeneration of Dundee's waterfront and the economic pulling power of the V&A museum is expected to create up to 10,000 jobs.

March 2012 - China's investment in high-speed rail helps Dundee metal company, Rautomead, increase its turnover from £5m to £8m in 2 years, with staff numbers rising from 36 to 50.


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March 2012 - Buccleuch Property given detailed planning consent for

the redevelopment of Longhaugh neighbourhood centre. The run down shopping centre is to be demolished to make way for a new combined retail and residential development.

March 2012 - Asda given planning approval to develop new store in

Wester Gourdie. Creating around 500 new retail jobs, the firm expect to open the store in 2013.

March 2012 - BT announce plans to bring a dozen call centre apprentice jobs to their Ward Road site in the city. The centre currently handles BT's directory calls and provides call handling for more than 50 other businesses. Overall it handles more than 15 million calls each year.

March 2012 - Stack Leisure Park site is bought by Liverpool company

T. J. Morris Ltd.

March 2012 - Dundee's CraigOwl Communities launches a new social enterprise, Right Recruitment, to match local people to opportunities in Social Care services.

March 2012 - Axis-Shield's parent company, Alere, invest £2m into a major site upgrade of the company's facilities in Dundee Technology Park, signalling a real vote of confidence in the Dundee company's success.

March 2012 - CityJet increased its number of flights between Dundee and London offering greater start of the week frequency in response to customer demand.

March 2012 – The Tay Road Bridge Joint Board and contractors, Volkerstevin Marine, working on the Tay Road Bridge Pier Collision Protection Scheme reached an agreement to help provide local people with a wide range of training and employment opportunities, including work experience for young people and notification of all vacancies on the construction skills bank.

February 2012 - Long standing Dundee firm, Burns and Harris, announce the business is in voluntary liquidation with the loss of 14 jobs. The business has suffered a fall-off in trade in recent years and director Robert Burns took the decision to cease trading. The doors will shut for the final time in March 2012.

February 2012 - Stephen Fry and Philip Pullman are to join the judging panel of this year's Dundee International Book Prize. Now in its 8th year the prize is organised by the One Dundee, Many Discoveries campaign and Literary Dundee.


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February 2012 - Dundee is named among the top 25 European "cities of the future". Dundee is ranked as the third most competitive city with a population of 250,000 and under in Europe, and in 25th place overall.

February 2012 - Dundee awarded £750,000 from the City Heritage

Trust Grant to help safeguard and enhance conservation areas and the historic environment.

February 2012 - Dundee University announce plans to redevelop the School of Medicine with a major extension and refurbishment in the second phase of an £11m programme.

February 2012 - HSBC confirm their first branch in Dundee will open in March 2012, bringing 18 jobs to the city.

January 2012 – Glazing firm Sidey Ltd announce the opening of a new £100,000 showroom in the city's Baird Avenue.

January 2012 – Dundee based engineering firm Wilton Dundee announce that they have secured over £10 million of oil and gas industry fabrication work since locating at the city's port in early 2011. The company employs a core workforce of 65 but has employed over 200 staff during peak periods.

January 2012 – Scottish Government announce an additional £1.75

million investment, over 3 years, in the V&A Dundee project. The extra funding brings total investment by the Scottish Government in the project to £18 million.

January 2012 – Malmaison sign a 35 year lease on the Tay Hotel building and reveal plans to transform the landmark 91 bedroom building into their 13th hotel. Completion is expected in May 2013. The project will create 120 new jobs.

January 2012 – Dundee and Leith Ports are awarded enterprise area

status by the Scottish Government under the new Renewable Energy Enterprise East Area umbrella. As enterprise areas, the ports will be able to offer incentives to companies that agree to invest.

January 2012 – Karin Forseke, the former chief executive of Swedish investment bank D Carnegie & co., is appointed to the chair of Alliance Trust as successor to Lesley Knox who will retire in April 2012. Ms Foreske is currently deputy chair of the Financial Services Authority in London.


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Demographics

Population Estimates: Dundee and Scotland (2011)

Males % Females % All People

Dundee City 69,453 47.7 76,117 52.3 145,570

Scotland 2,548,200 48.5 2,706,600 51.5 5,254,800

Source: GRO Mid Year Population Estimates 2011

Share of Working Age Population: Dundee and Scotland (2011)

Under 16 % Working Age (16-64) % Retirement Age %

Dundee City 24,086 16.5 95,892 65.9 25,592 17.6

Scotland 913,317 17.4 3,449,096 65.6 892,387 17.0

Source: GRO Mid Year Population Estimates 2011

Age composition of Dundee City and Scotland’s Population (2011)

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Source: GRO (Scotland) 2011


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Dundee City Population Projections 2008 – 2033

Dundee Drive Time Area Population by Sex (2001)

Male % Female % Total

30 Minute Drive Time from City Centre 143,612 47.8 156,980 52.2 300,592

60 Minute Drive Time from City Centre 301,246 47.9 327,222 52.1 628,468

Source: Census of Population 2001; Dundee City Council Boundary Estimates

Dundee Drive Time Area Population by Age Cohort (2001)

30 Minute Drive Time from City Centre 60 Minute Drive Time from City Centre

Aged 0-15 53,929 118,339

Aged 16-24 39,325 71,422

Aged 25-39 58,902 125,796

Aged 40-49 40,274 86,705

Aged 50-64 54,731 116,044

Aged 65+ 53,431 110,162

Total 300,592 628,468

Source: Census of Population 2001; Dundee City Council Boundary Estimates


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Economic Activity Economic Activity is a measure of those who are employed or actively seeking work. (Those in employment + the ILO unemployed) Economic Activity levels in Dundee trail the Scottish average by around 5 percentage points.

Economic Activity in Dundee City and Scotland (2012)

Economically Active

Working Age Persons Economic Activity Rate (%)

Working Aged Persons

Dundee City 68,400 72.5%

Scotland 2,610,700 76.9%

Source: Annual Population Survey Jan 12 - Dec 12

Economic Inactivity Lower levels of economic activity in Dundee are partly explained by the City’s large student population. 27.6% of the Inactive population in the City are students compared to 23.3% across Scotland.

Economically Inactive Population Aged 16-64 (2012) Dundee City % Scotland %

Student 7,200 27.6 182,600 23.3

Looking after family/home 3,900 15.0 157,600 20.1

Temporary sick 1,100 4.2 19,600 2.5

Long term sick 8,300 31.9 223,900 28.5

Retired 3,600 13.9 138,800 17.7

Other 1,800 7.1 55,800 7.1

Source: Annual Population Survey Jan 12 - Dec 12


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Unemployment The government’s preferred measure of unemployment is the ILO Rate. This is an internationally comparable measure based on information gathered from the UK wide Labour Force Survey. At sub-region level however, the survey based ILO Rate lacks statistical robustness and therefore unemployment is measured via the claimant count. (Those claiming Job Seekers Allowance) Benefit rules means that this measure does not capture the totality of joblessness nevertheless it provides a useful gauge of trends in the local labour market.

All Claimants of Job Seekers Allowance May 12 – May 13

Males Rate Females Rate Persons Rate

May-12

Dundee City 4,101 8.9 1,520 3.1 5,621 5.9

Scotland 99,036 5.8 42,791 2.4 141,827 4.1

May-13

Dundee City 3,860 8.3 1,515 3.1 5,375 5.6

Scotland 91,919 5.4 42,491 2.4 134,410 3.9

% Change May 12 - May 13

Dundee City -5.9 -6.7 -0.3 0.0 -4.4 -5.1

Scotland -7.2 -6.9 -0.7 0.0 -5.2 -4.9

Source: Nomis * Rate expressed as a % of the Resident Working Age Population

Long Term Claimants of Job Seekers Allowance May 12 – May 13 Males % Females % Persons %

May-12

Dundee City 1,305 31.9 390 25.8 1,700 30.3

Scotland 26,010 26.3 9,715 22.8 35,725 25.3

May-13

Dundee City 1,550 40.2 465 30.8 2,015 37.5

Scotland 27,745 30.3 10,350 24.4 38,090 28.4

Source: Nomis * Long Term = 12 Months + ** Data rounded to nearest 5 (disclosure control)


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Youth Claimants of Job Seekers Allowance May 12 - May 13 Males % Females % Persons %

May-12

Dundee City 1,235 30.2 470 31.0 1,705 30.4

Scotland 28,350 28.7 12,710 29.8 41,065 29.0

May-13

Dundee City 950 24.6 380 25.0 1,325 24.7

Scotland 24,145 26.3 11,280 26.6 35,420 26.4

Source: Nomis * Youth Claimants = Aged Under 25 ** Data rounded to nearest 5 (disclosure control)

Historical Change in JSA Claimant Rate: Dundee and Scotland


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Historical Change in JSA Claimant Numbers: Dundee


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JSA Claimant Rates 2012 (Monthly Average) by Intermediate Geographic Area in Dundee


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Jobs and Employment

Dundee City Employment Trends 2008 – 2011

Source: Nomis


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Employment in Dundee by Industry Sector: 2011

Industry Sector Dundee Scotland

Employees* % Employees* %

Agriculture, forestry & fishing <100 0.0 34,700 1.5

Mining, quarrying & utilities 600 0.9 64,100 2.7

Manufacturing 4,400 6.1 179,600 7.7

Construction 3,800 5.3 128,800 5.5

Motor trades 1,200 1.7 37,600 1.6

Wholesale 2,000 2.8 67,700 2.9

Retail 9,100 12.6 238,100 10.2

Transport & storage (inc postal) 1,800 2.5 97,800 4.2

Accommodation & food services 4,600 6.4 165,900 7.1

Information & communication 2,600 3.6 56,700 2.4

Financial & insurance 1,100 1.5 84,200 3.6

Property 1,100 1.5 30,400 1.3

Professional, scientific & technical 2,900 4.0 144,900 6.2

Business administration & support services 3,000 4.2 178,800 7.7

Public administration & defence 5,400 7.5 148,300 6.4

Education 8,600 11.9 190,600 8.2

Health 16,800 23.3 380,600 16.3

Arts, entertainment, recreation & other services 3,200 4.4 104,000 4.5

Total 72,100 100.0% 2,332,700 100.0%

Source: Nomis. *Figures rounded to the nearest 100


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Change in Employment by Sector in Dundee 2008 – 2011


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Largest Employers (300+ Staff) 2012 (Largest to Smallest)

Employer Name Industry Sector

Dundee City Council Public Administration and Defence

N H S Tayside Human Health and Social Work Activities

University Of Dundee Education

Tayside Contracts Construction; Administrative & Support Service Activities; Transport; Accommodation & Food Services

Tesco Wholesale and Retail; Administrative & Support Service Activities

B T Information and Communication

Tayside Police Public Administration and Defence

Michelin Tyre plc Manufacturing

D C Thomson & Company Limited Publishing and Printing

H M R C Dundee C C Public Administration and Defence

Dundee College Education

Asda Wholesale and Retail

Tayside Fire And Rescue Public Administration and Defence

University of Abertay Dundee Education

The Pension Service Public Administration and Defence

NCR Financial Solutions Group Manufacturing

Jobcentre Plus Public Administration and Defence

Teletaxis (Dundee) Limited Transportation and Storage

Gowrie Care Limited Human Health and Social Work Activities

Tokheim UK Limited Manufacturing

Handy Taxis Transportation and Storage

C J Lang & Son Limited Wholesale and Retail

McGill Construction

National Express Dundee Transportation and Storage

Bank of Scotland Banking, Finance and Insurance

Joinery & Timber Creations (65) Limited Manufacturing

Arnold Clark Wholesale and Retail

Source: Dundee City Council City Development Department


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Earnings

Median* Gross Weekly Pay of Full Time Employees April 2012 Males Females Persons

Dundee City £510.0 £442.6 £483.3

Scotland £533.1 £438.1 £497.6

UK £545.8 448.6 £505.9

Source: Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2012

* Median is the value below which 50% of employees fall

Median Gross Weekly Pay of Full Time Employees 2001 – 2012

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