The bar chart delineates the numebr of people working in five kinds of task between 2001 and 2008.
Overall, sales has the highest number of employers, while farming was the lowest in two years, and the number of people who worked others job were nearly the same.
In 2001, the number of people who earn a livelihood as a seller was roughly 155,000 people, five times higher than those who worked in farming. While the number of people who worked as a accountant was slightly higher than those worked in computing and nursing, with approximately 65,000 compared to nearly 60,000 people.
Turning to 2008, the number of people who worked in sales was consistently higher than others task with over 160,000 people contrasting with farming which recorded nearly 20,000 employers. However, the average of computing employers surpassed accounting and nurse with nearly 80,000, while the number of accounting and nursing were nearly the same with roughly 60,000.
