The accompanying chart and graphs depict the data about three different types of Australian workers and the rate of unemployment among these groups.
Overall, it is evident that workers originally from Australia accounted for the highest percentage of employers in this country workforce, and Australia experienced a significant decline in the rate of unemployment over the period from 1993 to 2003.
Examining the chart in more detail, workers with Australian nationality held the top position with 76%, followed by employers from other England-speaking countries and employers with non-English-speaking countries, with 10% and 14%, respectively.
It is notable that there was a downward trend for the rate of unemployment for three categories of workers. Before decreasing to approximately 3% of the total percentage, NESC had the greatest proportion in Australian workforce with 7%. Australian nationality and ESC revealed similar pattern, as these two groups both started at 4% and then dropped to 1% and 2%, respectively.
