Band 5+: The chart and graph below give the information about three categories of workers in Australia and unemployment levels within those categories.

The pie chart displays the proportions of three categories of employees in Australiya while the line graph illustrates unemployment rates from 1991 to 2005 between three countries .

Overall,Australian made up the the vast majority of workers compared to with English speaking and non English speaking employees.Regarding unemployment, Spain experienced a sharp decline over the period, while Germany showed a gradual upward trend.

According to the pie chart it is clear that Australian workers showed 76% and located in the first place.Non english speaking group represented 13%,while english speaking group made up similar but slightly lower proportion of around 11%.

Turning to the line graph , Spain began with the highest level of unemployment rate approximately 17%.After a brief rise figure experienced a noticeable decline in 1995 and dipped at roughly 9% in 2005.Similarly,Italy’s rate increased slightly in 1990s before falling gradually to around 7% in 2005.In contrast, Germany started at the lowest level at roughly 4% ,they experienced significant increase from 2001 to 2005 and outnumbered other figures.