Employee growth by nationality 2008 to 2020

	English	Japanese	Chinese	Italian	French
2008	23%	41%	5%	20%	28%
2009	25%	40%	8%	21%	27%
2010	31%	39%	9%	20%	26%
2011	33%	41%	13%	19%	25%
2012	32%	42%	18%	18.5%	26%
2013	37%	39%	18.5%	18%	23%
2014	40%	38%	20%	16%	22%
2015	38%	35%	23%	18%	21%
2016	40%	33%	24%	16%	22%
2017	42%	32%	23%	15%	21%
2018	40%	36%	25%	14%	20%
2019	44%	32%	26%	15%	19%
2020	45%	31%	25%	14%	18%

The graph shows the current and future predicted national employee growth, with percentages of employees of 5 different countries of origin over a 12 year period from 2008 to 2020.
Two nationalities, Chinese and English have shown good employee growth from the start, China started at around 5 per cent and climbed to around 18 per cent in 2013, whereas England started with a percentage of about 22 and rose to just under 40 per cent. Both are predicted to continue to rise over the next five years, with China expected to climb to the mid 20’s and England to the mid 40’s by 2020.
Whereas the national employee growth for the other two European nationalities, both of which currently stand at around 38 and 20 per cent respectively, has been dropping and will continue that downward trend with both dropping to under 20 percent by 2020.
Japan has shown a stable upward trend until 2013, but is predicted to start a downward trend in the future, slowly declining to just over the 30 per cent mark in 2020.