The bar chart draws a comparison between salaries of diverse occupations in the UK, namely police officer, nurse, teacher, firefighter, and underground driver. Additionally, the given table indicates the average working of hours per week for each profession.
In general, it is true that the highest salary went to the underground drivers, while nurses earned the lowest wage. Looking at the table also, firefighters and teachers had the greatest average working hours among all the jobs.
With the fewest weekly hours at work, at 36 hours, the underground drivers earned the highest staring wage, at approximately 50,000 pounds and it rose to around 51,000 pounds after three years of working. Opposition to that, although firefighters were put in the greatest working hours per wee, at 55 hours, their income was lower than that of underground drivers, with the starting salary stood at about 40,000 pounds and then increased to nearly 42,000 pounds after three years at work.
Nurses earned the least income at 17,000 pounds at first, then it increased to 19,000 pounds after three years. The starting wage and wage after three years for police officers remained relatively static, at roughly 22,000 pounds. The average working hours per week that nurses spent was lower than the figure for police officers, at 38 hours and 40 hours respectively. Although teachers had the same weekly hours at work with firefighters, at 55 hours, teachers received a lower starting income at 31,000 pounds and it climbed to 33,000 pounds at the end of three years.