§ Mr. Denzil DaviesTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list those travel-to-work areas, together with the respective percentages, where 40 per cent. or more of employees are employed in production.
§ Mr. David HuntThe most recent estimates of employees in employment in travel-to-work areas are from the September 1989 census of employment. The table shows those Welsh travel-to-work areas where 40 per cent.412W or more of employees are employed in production (divisions 1–4 of Standard Industrial Classification, Revised 1980) industries:
TTWA Employees employed in production as percentage of all employees Neath and Port Talbot 42.7 Wrexham 41.5 Merthyr and Rhymney 41.4 Llanelli 40.1
§ Mr. Denzil DaviesTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales what percentage of all employees in Wales are employed in(a) production and (b) services.
§ Mr. David HuntIn December 1990, it is estimated that 26.7 per cent. and 66.5 per cent. of all employees in employment in Wales were employed in the production (divisions 1–4 of Standard Industrial Classification, Revised 1980) and services (divisions 6–9 of SIC 1980) industries respectively.