The pie chart shows the workforce distribution in Australia of three different groups of workers seperated by place of birth and the graph illustrates how many percentage of workers in those group were unemployed in a decade, from 1993 to 2003.
Overall, regarding the pie chart, among all of groups of workers, the percentage of workers who were born in this country held the top spot during the entire surveyed period. Moreover, what is notable from the line graph is that the unemployment levels of three categories of workers witnessed a downward trend.
Regarding the pie chart, in the year 2003, 76% of employees born in Australia were employed in this country. Far below were NESC and ESC, as their corresponding figures stood at 14% and 10%.
In terms of the line graph, in the year of 1993, there were approximately 7 percentages workers of NESC group who did not have a job at that time, afterwards, the figure plunged to over 2 percentages in 2003. Having the similar pattern, the unemployment levels of both ESC group and group of workers who were born in Australia experienced a considerable decline, as both categories witnessed a considerable decrease from about 4% to 1.5 to 2%.