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The image contains two pie charts labeled 1988 and 2012, showing employment types in the UK. In 1988, "Men (full-time)" is 12,539 (53%), "Women (full-time)" is 4,482 (19%), "Men (part-time)" is 1,550 (6%), and "Women (part-time)" is 5,268 (22%). In 2012, "Men (full-time)" is 13,794 (47%), "Women (full-time)" is 7,696 (26%), "Men (part-time)" is 2,131 (7%), and "Women (part-time)" is 5,979 (20%).
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The chart shows the comparison of employment from both men and women in the UK from year 1988 up to year 2012.
In the year 2012, there is a significant decrease of 6 percentage on men working as full time employment in the UK compared to year 1988. The decrease lead to the loss of 1000+ men working as full time.
Whereas, women have been given an oppurtunity to work as a full time as to year 2012. The chart shows an increase of 7 percentage of women employees, much more higher than in men. They have added more than 2000+ female employees working as full time.
People who are working as part time shows no to low decrease as years passed by. They have gained and loss employess of no more than 1000.
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