Driver/sales workers and truck driversTransportation · 3,583k employed
92.3% men / 7.7% womenSource row: Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
Registered nursesHealthcare and care · 3,528k employed
12.7% men / 87.3% womenSource row: Registered nurses
Home health aidesHealthcare and care · 726k employed
13.9% men / 86.1% womenSource row: Home health aides
Nursing assistantsHealthcare and care · 1,404k employed
13.1% men / 86.9% womenSource row: Nursing assistants
Childcare workersHealthcare and care · 1,106k employed
6.8% men / 93.2% womenSource row: Childcare workers
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BLS CPS 2025 annual estimates average 11 months, excluding October due to the federal shutdown, and are not strictly comparable with other annual averages. Main job only; unpaid household work excluded. Selected rows overlap and must not be summed. Workforce composition is not service capacity or survival time.
Men’s share is calculated as 100 minus the source’s reported women’s share. Categories follow the source’s sex classification. Occupations are selected examples, and some categories may overlap. Do not sum this selection as a national workforce total.
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Men absent: remaining share = women’s share.
Women absent: remaining share = 100% − women’s share.
No change is made to skill distribution, substitution, hours worked, production or dependencies.