Easebourne, Chichester: Jobs
Jobs
Easebourne's workforce is split between health, professional services, and construction. Nearly half of residents work from home or drive to work, which reflects a mix of knowledge-based jobs and skilled trades.
Health and social work is the biggest employer, with around 12% of residents working in the sector. Professional, scientific and technical roles come a close second, showing the neighbourhood has a well-qualified workforce. Construction is also strong here, with 120 people working in the trades.
Working from home is huge in Easebourne — it accounts for 44% of commuters, well above the national average. This shows how much has shifted toward flexible, office-free working since the pandemic.
For those who do commute out, driving is the main option. Public transport use is minimal, which makes sense given Easebourne's rural location near Midhurst.
Source: Census 2021 (ONS)
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Work patterns in this area
Commute to work
56%
Work from home
44%
Local employers by sector
Human health and social work activities
12%
Professional, scientific and technical activities
10%
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
10%
Other industries (arts, leisure, personal services)
9%
Construction
9%
Education
8%
Administrative and support service activities
6%
Information and communication
6%
Financial and insurance activities
6%
Manufacturing
6%
