Census data reveal the distribution of common occupations in Sydney (Sydney Morning Herald)
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, census data show that basic service workers such as police, nurses and teachers live in the outskirts of Sydney, while professionals such as lawyers and doctors gather in urban areas around the central business district.
An analysis of data from the 2016 census reveals the distribution of common occupations living in Sydney. The top ten most lawyers are on average 4 km away from Sydney's central business district and 12 km on average by doctors. The 10 most populous urban areas are on average 40 km away from Sydney's central business district, compared with 27 km for nurses and teachers.
Walsh (Karen Walsh), director of the new state shelter (Shelter NSW), said it all depended on housing affordability, with high housing prices forcing infrastructure workers to live in urban areas far from their workplace. Walsh argues that mixed communities of different backgrounds and groups should be built.
Among the 11 most common occupations in Sydney, doctors prefer to live in the Nexi side, Strathfield,537, followed by Lanju (Randwick) and Mosven (Mosman). In addition, Stephanie had the highest number of dentists in Sydney, with 97, followed by Castle Hill (Castle Hil) and Yip Ping (Epping).
Mosvin is also a well-deserved venue for practising lawyers, with nearly 600 local residents, followed by Paddington (Paddington,440), followed by Landing and Darlenhurst (Darlinghurst).
Academics also tend to live in the inner city of Sydney. Near (University of NSW), the University of New South Wales, lecturers have a total of 345 residents. Malivi (Marrickville) and Marubura (Maroubra) ranked second and third in the population, respectively.
The largest number of police residents were in Glencore Park (Glenmore Park,180), followed by (Engadine) in Ngaaddin and (Baulkham Hills). In Baoqin Mountain. Plumbers live in similar patterns and prefer to live in (Cronulla), Bowen Hill and Glencore Park in Curunura.
Sydney's largest school community is Castle Hill (Castle Hill,799), followed by Bowen Hill and Kelleville (Kellyville).
Lanju is close to a number of large hospitals, most favored by nurses and midwives, the number of related professional residents as many as 628. Nurses and midwives also like to live in (Blacktown), and Castle Hill in Perak.
Implore the (Campsie) cleaners, with the largest population of 199, followed by Lidcomm (Lidcombe) and Auburn (Auburn).
According to census data, Sydney's workforce is dominated by professionals and managers, with 40 percent of the workforce in both broad employment categories. Castle Hill managers have 3609 residents, followed by Mosvin (3360) and Po Chin Shan (2797).