The given pie charts illustrate the difference between the percentage of 23-65 years old people in several occupations in Asby and in the UK in 2008.
Overall, it is clear that in Asby, personal work was the least popular option while personal services was the largest category. Meanwhile, in the UK, the percentage of unemployed and construction work contributed least to the avarage occupations; by contrast, office work was the most common choice of people.
In 2008, in Asby, personal services were represented more than one fifth of the percentage of occupation, at about 21%, ranking the first position. Followed by both office work and construction work made up 18%, recorded the second place. Then, both unemployed and shop work accounted for 14%, and held the third position. In addtion, profession work and technical work were two least favorite choice, at about 8% and 9%, respectively.
Moving to the UK, office work was the most popular job of the population, contributing to nearly one fifth of the percentage, at around 19%. Subsequently, both personal services and technical work accounted for 17%, ranking the second position. Consequently, professional work and shop work made up 14% and 13%, respectively. In 2008, both unemployed and construction work remained the least popular job option, with about one tenth of the avarage proportion.
