The bar graph shows changes in salaries, while the table provides information about the average hours worked in different jobs in the UK.
Overall, all professions witness minor increases of less than five thousand euros after three years of experience. Another notable piece of information is that, although underground drivers are the highest paid, they work the fewest hours per week on average.
Regarding underground drivers, they have the highest salaries both at the start of their careers and after three years, slightly lower and slightly higher than 50 thousand euros, respectively. They also have the least busy profession, working an average of only 36 hours per week. Teachers and firefighters, on the other hand, work 55 hours, the highest number of hours recorded among all professions. These individuals are initially paid around 30 thousand and 40 thousand euros, respectively, with a raise of less than five thousand after three years.
Looking at the figures for nurses, they are the least paid, earning about 15 thousand euros when starting their careers and less than 20 thousand euros after three years. They have the second least busy job, working an average of only 38 hours per week. In comparison, police officers work 2 more hours than nurses, but receive a salary around 10 thousand euros higher than nurses when starting, although with little change after three years.