The bar chart illustrates the quantity of employed persons by job type and gender for Australia last year.
Overall, men dominate women in job types and sectors that require leadership skills and physical capabilities, like becoming tradespeople and being placed in managing positions for instance. Whereas women overtake men in more casual and theoretical jobs, like being clerics. Similarly, both genders have near equal employment rates in professional fields.
Male employees nearly occupy labor intensive jobs entirely, making up to more than five times the amount of production jobs than women, accounting for 550 production related jobs in Australia. In addition, the amount of male employees absolutely overtake women in jobs that require managing skills and salesmanship, having 600 managers and 900 tradespeople in Australia.
In contrast, women slightly overtake men in the less complicated and society relying jobs, being more employed mainly in clerical jobs, taking up nearly a 1000 jobs in that sector, and nearly having the same amounts of jobs as men in professional fields, attributing to society 700 female professional jobs, slightly overtaking men (650).