Dutch leasemarkt is a male domain [top 10]

Posted on 22-10-2015 at 8:38 by sir_smokalot – 52 Comments”

Surprise: a company car is an ‘mannending’, as the headline in the CBS, that is a nice overview at each other, turned over all business drive, and the sectors in which these people work.

That the research some of the open doors bust down is something that is difficult to avoid when you have a subject like ‘the leasemarkt’ business uitspit.

548.000 cars of the case

The Dutch fleet had, in 2014, more than half a million cars ” of the case, 548.000, to be exact. On the total fleet of 8.2 million cars, take the business car, a share of about 6.7 percent. In most cases, sitting behind the wheel of a man between 40 and 50 years. Women have 2.6 percent of the cases, a (white) leaseslet, in men this is at 11.2 percent.

Top 10 jobs with auto vd zaak

The netherlands has 7.7 million werknemersbanen, on average, to 7 percent a company car attached. In other words: 1 in 14 jobs in a company car. But there are outliers, a bakery, or office worker has no business need to use your car, an IT professional usually more often. Most business cars we see in sectors where mostly men work, hence the somewhat skewed male-female distribution.

In the chart below (source: CBS) are the branches that for leasing companies, the most compelling (click for large):

The industry (place 10) scores exactly in conformity with the average, of 7.1 %. Everything above is statistically over-represented, with ‘information and communication’ as the undisputed leader: nearly 3 in 10 workers in this sector are driving with a commercial lease. Private lease is in this story not taken into account.