Band 5+: The chart and graph show the categories of the workforce in London and the unemployment rate within three groups. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

On the chart we can see The proportion of workforce and on the graph – unemployment rate.

The major part of the chart occupied by native Londoners – 50%, followed by Non-English-speaking people – 42%. Compared to the first two groups – Londoners and Non-English-speaking people, English-speaking people is a minor group with just 8%.

Graph shows us that unemployment rate from 1993 year to the 2003 year drastically dropped from 8% to the 4% for English-speaking people, for native Londoners difference is not that noticeable – just from 4% in 1993 year to the 2% in 2003 year, with the peak of 5% in the year between them. For Non-English-speaking people the changes also weren’t that noticeable – steady decreased from 3% in 1993 year to the 1% in 2003 year.

We can make a conclusion that unemployment rate has dropped significantly for all three groupes, but most noticiable – for English-speaking people.