There tends to be a gender division of labour, as indicated in the cases of the construction and wholesale and retail sectors. Thirty-seven per cent of males worked in the construction sector as against 2 per cent of females. On the other hand, 6 per cent of males were employed in the wholesale and retail sector, compared with 13 per cent in the case of females. In addition 2 per cent of males were engaged in the hotel and restaurant sector as opposed to 9 per cent of females. The survey also suggested that private firms employed the highest percentage of workers, as well as more males than females. On the other hand, more females (23 per cent) relative to males (12 per cent) were engaged in the Government Sector.
There tends to be a gender division of labour, as indicated in the cases of the construction and wholesale and retail sectors. Thirty-seven per cent of males worked in the construction sector as against 2 per cent of females. On the other hand, 6 per cent of males were employed in the wholesale and retail sector, compared with 13 per cent in the case of females. In addition 2 per cent of males were engaged in the hotel and restaurant sector as opposed to 9 per cent of females. The survey also suggested that private firms employed the highest percentage of workers, as well as more males than females. On the other hand, more females (23 per cent) relative to males (12 per cent) were engaged in the Government Sector.
['Women and other genders']