The chart and graph illustrate the categories of the workforce in London and the unemployment rate among three groups.
Overoll, native Londoners make up the largest proportion of the workforce, while English-speaking people account for the smallest share.In addition, the unemployment rate decreased for all three groups over the period shown.
According to the pie chart, half of the workforce in London consists of native Londoners, at 50%. Non-English-speaking people represent a slightly smaller proportion, according for 42%. By contrast, English-speaking people make up only 8% of the total workforce.
Turning to the line graph, English-speking people experienced the highest unemployment rate theroughout the peried, although this figure fell significantly from around 8% in 1993 to approximately 3% in 2003. In comparison, Non-English-speaking people had the lowest unemployment rate,which declined gradually. The rate for native Londeners also decreased, remaining at a moderate level compared with the other two groups.
