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Band 5+: The chart below shows the propotion of staff employed by age in the public sector in the UK in 2015 and 2020.

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The image presents two pie charts detailing UK public sector staff age demographics for 2015 and 2020; in 2015: under 21 at 14%, 21-30 at 23%, 31-40 at 21%, 41-50 at 19%, over 50 at 23%; in 2020: under 21 at 12%, 21-30 at 33%, 31-40 at 28%, 41-50 at 11%, over 50 at 16%.
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The give pie chart indicates information about the proportion of workers by age in the public centre in the UK between 2015 and 2020.The values are measured by percentage. Overall, it is clear that 21-30 had the highest percentage throughout the period, while under 21 showed the least result.

Initially, in 2015 over 50 and 21-30 both accounted for 23 percentage, after 5 years the percentage of older people decreased to 16%, meanwhile between 21 and 30 it was the highest proportion through the period with 33%.

However, in 2015 the rate of young people stood at 14%, but in 2020 it went down for 2% and included only 12% respectively. Adults in 2015 was 21 percentage, after some time it decreased moderately.

The number of percentage from 41 to 50 started with 19% and in 2020 it went up for 9%.

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