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Band 6+: Please analyse the barchart, in terms of what the main differences in the sectors are

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The image shows gender composition with female: services 41%, tourism sector 58%, accommodations 59%; male: services 59%, tourism sector 42%, accommodations 41%. Employment status with part-time: services 20%, tourism sector 21%, accommodations 22%; full-time: services 80%, tourism sector 79%, accommodations 78%. Age group with aged 15-24: services 9%, tourism sector 16%, accommodations 19%; aged >24: services 91%, tourism sector 84%, accommodations 81%. Education level with low education: services 11%, tourism sector 20%, accommodations 20%; middle/high education: services 89%, tourism sector 80%, accommodations 80%. Citizenship with not a citizen: services 13%, tourism sector 16%, accommodations 18%; citizen: services 87%, tourism sector 84%, accommodations 82%.
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The horizontal bar chart depicts the European tourism and accommodation workforce compared to the service industry in 2023. The chart is grouped into smaller charts, which each compare different relations in each sector. The groups are gender, working time, age, education, and citizenship.

The key derivations are, that in every sector the results are equal, except for the gender. In this case there are a lot more females in the tourism and accomodation sector than in the service sector. In general the people working in this sectors are mostly having full-time jobs, are aged over 24, have middle to High education and are citizens of the belonging country.

While as already stated the sectors are not differ more than eight per cent in most of the categories, there is a huge difference in the gender chart. In this example, there are 41 per cent Females in the service sector, whereas on the other hand tourism and accomodations are around 59,5 per cent, which could be because of mostly the work in service is really heavy.

In conclusion, there is not a really big difference between the sectors in most of the statistics, but in gender equality there is still a huge gap.

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