Table:
all workers
homelessness support sector
social workers
social and community service workers

count
percentage
count
percentage
count
percentage
count
percentage

total - workers with post-secondary education
12,468,425
100.0
5,005
100.0
60,335
100.0
125,800
100.0

education
727,620
3.6
240
3.8
1,265
2.0
8,845
5.7

visual and performing arts, and communications technologies
490,615
2.5
125
2.0
220
0.4
2,330
1.5

humanities
639,275
3.2
280
4.4
1,430
2.3
7,085
4.6

social and behavioural sciences and law
1,449,220
7.3
1,430
22.7
9,030
14.5
38,215
24.6

family and consumer sciences/human sciences
256,515
1.3
385
6.1
1,505
2.4
12,385
8.0

psychology
229,130
1.1
335
5.3
3,315
5.3
10,970
7.0

social sciences
512,315
2.6
490
7.8
3,355
5.4
9,910
6.4

business, management and public administration
2,671,150
13.4
1,850
29.3
44,605
71.7
38,585
24.8

public administration and social service professions
193,540
1.0
1,510
23.9
42,840
68.8
28,485
18.3

business, management, marketing and related support services
2,473,045
12.4
335
5.3
1,755
2.8
10,090
6.5

architecture, engineering, and related technologies
2,635,120
13.2
135
2.1
240
0.4
2,410
1.5

health and related fields
1,750,735
8.8
640
10.2
2,465
4.0
19,505
12.5

personal, protective and transportation services
789,415
4.0
180
2.9
435
0.7
4,525
2.9

Statement: 14.5% of social workers reported social and behavioural sciences and law as their major field of study.
Question: what was the proportion of social workers that reported social and behavioural sciences and law as their major field of study?
Answer: [14.5]