The bar chart illustrates the comparison of unemployment rate within three groups in terms of workforce in London, from 1993 to 2003. Units are measured in persentages.
Overall, half of the workforce dominated by native Londoners, followed by llittle less Non english speking people very small amount of English speking people. The unemployment rate of English speking people decreased dramatically over the period. However, native Londoners experienced a slight rose at the beginning of the period but continuesly decresed, with a little slow motion the unemployment rate of Non-English speking people followed the same path.
When it comes to the main worcforce of London who are natives, in 1993 to 1996 the unemployment rate moved from 4% to 5% upwards with a rapid speed but as it grew it quickly fall all the way down to 2,5% by 2000. Therefore it maintained it’s decrease till it hit 2% by 2003.
Notable, the second half of the workforce with 42% in London who were Non-English people, they demonstrated the most slable downward motion from 3% to 1% in the timeline of 1993 and 2003.
The fewest and limited part of the workforce of London which were English speaking people with only 8%. Third part of the workforce in 1993 was on the 8% of unemployment stage but decreased by 1% in 1996. Afterwards, the persanteg dropped non-stop until 2000 from 7% to 4,5 percent which was rapid. Then in 2003 it was visable that unemployment persentage shortened by 1,5%.