The provided bar graph illustrates the number of employees in Australia by different types of jobs and by sex in the year 2003.
Overall, it is clear that clerical jobs attracted the highest number of people. Furthermore, there was an apparent dominance in the proportion of males relative to females, particularly in occupations such as managers, tradespeople, and production workers.
To be more specific, the number of men working as managers was three times more than women amounting to 600,000 people. Moreover, men are significantly more numerous than women in trades and production roles. In contrast, women slightly outnumbered men in clerical and professional jobs, with a difference of around 50,000.
Additionally, labourers employed the least number of people for both males and females, accounting for 400,000 and 280,000, respectively. Finally, semi-professional males amounted to 500,000, while females represented a figure of over 300,000.
