The data displays all unemployed people as a percentage of the economically active members of the industry they previously worked in, in the UK, in July-September from 2012 to 2017. In 2017, the industry which had the highest proportion of unemployed people was accommodation and food services at 6%. This means that at this particular time, all of the unemployed people who last worked in accommodation and food services made up 6% of the current, active workforce in that industry. Looking back to 2012, we can see that accommodation and food services offered the least job security, having consistently the highest proportion.
