The pie chart illustrates the distribution of workforce in London among three distinct groups,while the line graph shows the changes in unemployment rates for these same categories between 1993 and 2003.
Overall,native Londoners made up the largest portion of the workforce.While unemployment rates declined for all three groups throughout the decade, individuals who did not speak english consistently faced significantly higher levels of joblessness compared to the other two categories
To sum up,the line graph the unemployment rate for non English speakers started at 8% in 1993.Although it fluctuated,it saw a downward trend, ending at roughly 4%.The rates for the other two groups remained much lower,finishing at beetween 1% and 2% in 2003.
