The retail and wholesale trade sector covers many small and large businesses selling goods to consumers, businesses, and organisations. Retail and Personal Services in the Northern Territory are primarily influenced by income and expenditure habits, indicating consumer confidence. Retail and wholesale connect to various industries, such as primary industries and manufacturing. Employing over 10% of the NT workforce, retail services will continue to be a reliable job creator and revenue stream.
Retail trade
Wholesale trade
Personal services
The Retail and Personal Services industry represents
10%
of the nt workforce
12,996
territorians
employed
in this sector
In the year to February 2022 (current terms) retail turnover increased by 2.6 per cent to $3.6 billion in the NT.
The Business, Financial, and Professional Services industry represents
10%
of the nt workforce
12996
territorians
employed
in this sector
In the year to February 2022 (current terms) retail turnover increased by 2.6 per cent to $3.6 billion in the NT.
The Business, Financial, and Professional Services industry represents
10%
of the nt workforce
12996
territorians
employed
in this sector
In the year to February 2022 (current terms) retail turnover increased by 2.6 per cent to $3.6 billion in the NT.
Employment levels for all occupations involved in the Retail Trade industry are predicted to grow between 2020 and 2025, with Sales Assistants (General) predicted to have the largest industry employment increase of 25% by 2025.
Most industries in Australia have representation by industry associations that provide members with services, including support and training.
Industry associations play an essential role in presenting the collective voice for individual businesses within an industry.
Becoming a member of the peak body can give your business credibility as your membership proves to customers that you have met strict criteria and have specific qualifications and experience.
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