The bar chart illustrates how many individuals were employed in different kinds of work in a particular Australian area in 2001 and 2008. Overall, the most popular type of work was sales, accounting for the greatest number of employees among all types. However, the smallest number of workers were employed in farming during both years.
The most common type of work was sales, followed by computing. Accordingly, there was a rise in the index of people employed in sales by 15000 from its initial 150000 from 2001 to 2008. Also, computing made up approximately 60000 workers in 2001; then, it registered a growth to 78000 after 7 years. Moreover, more employees were employed in nursing in 2008 compared with in 2001- 50000 people in 2001 and 63000 workers in 2008.
Granted, there were types of work- accounting and farming- that witnessed a decline in the number of employees in both years. The share of people in accounting decreased slightly from 68000 to 60000, whereas the index of employees employed in farming saw a gradual reduction by 4000 from its initial 22000, staying the least popular kind of work.
