Regional Action West Midlands have just released a piece of research mapping the economic footprint of the voluntary and community sector in the West Midlands.
According to the research:
- The West Midlands’ voluntary and community sector brings an income of £3.3 billion into the region, totaling £512 for every person in the region.
- Over 51,000 people are employed in the voluntary and community sector in the West Midlands across 14,430 organisations.
- Just over half of the sector’s workforce is involved in social care and development.
- Over 45 per cent of paid employees in the sector work in professional, technical and managerial positions, a similar profile to the private sector.
Filed under: Economy & Labour Force, Population & Society, Research, West Midlands | Tagged: community sector, economic footprint, employment, RAWM, Regional Action West Midlands, Research, voluntary sector |
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