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The image depicts a bar chart illustrating employment distribution between men and women across various occupations in the UK for 2005. Skilled trades: men 20, women 5. Managers and senior officials: men 18, women approximately 11. Professional: men 15, women slightly above 11. Associate professional and technical: men 15, women approximately 12. Process, plant, and machine operatives: men 13, women around 3. Elementary*: men 12, women about 6. Sales and customer service: men around 8, women behind 14 near 16. Administrative and secretarial: men fewer than 5, women slightly over 20. Personal service: men just below 5, women nearing 15.
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The bar chart below illustrates the hiring figure of all men and women employers by professions in the IK in the year 2005.
Overall, there are clearly seen some bars for male and female workers hired for occupations. The biggest indexes for both men and women is for technical professions.
Males are often emloyed for the professions as skilled trades, managers and senior officials, technical and process. For elementary occupations, both men and women are required. 20% of men are hired fo skill trades, whereas women consist less than 5%. The most unpopular job for the men is personal service and figure is less than 5%
Females are usually hired for the jobs like sales and customer service, administrative and secretarial, also personal service works. Technical and elementary occupations hire people despite their sex. The lowest number for women workers is less than 5% it can be seen at skill trades and process, plant and mahine operatives.
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