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The image displays a line graph illustrating employee satisfaction levels from 2010 to 2018 for the UK, China, and Spain. In 2010, UK at 55%, China at 45%, Spain at 50%. By 2011, UK rises to 60%, China at 42%, Spain at 60%. In 2012, UK peaks at 70%, China declines to 38%, Spain remains 60%. In 2013, UK holds at 70%, China drops to 36%, Spain lifts slightly to 70%. In 2014, UK remains 70%, China falls to 30%, Spain reaches 80%. The UK decreases to 65% in 2015, while China dips to 27%, Spain stays at 80%. By 2016, UK falls further to 60%, China at 20%, Spain fixed at 80%. In 2017, UK plummets to 50%, China at 15%, Spain constant at 80%. In 2018, UK's satisfaction level reaches 40%, China at a low of 10%, Spain remains stable at 80%.
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We are provided with a line graph comparing how satisfied the employees of a company felt between the years 2018 and 2010. The study was carried out by comparing three different business locations: the UK, China and Spain.
An overview of the results show clearly that workers, both in China and the UK, shared a drop in their satisfaction levels that reached their lowest point in the last year of the study. On the contrary, the percentages for Spain kept growing since the begining of the decade. By the year 2018, astonishingly four-fifths of the employees felt content with the company.
The behavior of the results for the UK, however, seemed promising during the first half of the time span. A growth of 20% was achieved during this period before constantly dropping down afterwards. For China, on the other side, conditions were stable for two years, then contentment started plummeting down to the floor. In 2018, only one in ten employees felt happy at work.
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