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Band 4+: The charts below give information about employment in the UK in 1998 and 2012. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays data on employment in the UK for 1998 and 2012. In 1998, out of a total of 23,839 (in 1000s), men in full-time employment constituted 53% (12,539), women in full-time employment were 19% (4,482), men in part-time employment were 6% (1,550), and women in part-time employment were 22% (5,268). For 2012, the total was 29,600 (in 1000s), with men (full-time) at 47% (13,794), women (full-time) at 26% (7,696), men (part-time) at 7% (2,131), and women (part-time) at 20% (5,979).
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The pie chart illustrates a data about employment in the UK in 1998 and 2012.

Overall,the pie chart mainly shows us the ratio of employment based of their gender and work type. It’s cleary showing 4 categeory in order to separate and analyise employment in theUK in 1998 and 2012.

In the chart their is a clear sign that the ratio of total 4 categeory has gradullay changed by time.The 4 categeories are – (1)Men (Full Time) , (2)Men (PartTime) , (3)Women (Full Time) , (1)Women (PartTime) .The main thing is the total population of employment has increased from 23.839 to 29,600 in 14 years. It also a clear sign that relatively women for more connecting to job .

There is a comparisons between 1998 and 2012 about 5% of male in survey decreased from 53% to 47% on a full time job . Besides that only 1% of it is increased from 6% to 7% on part time job time job. On the other hand,it is a good sign that comparing to men women are more dedicated to full time job in the past 14 years . It has rapidly increased from 19% to 26% in this time and the part time ratio of women has gradually decreased only 2% vfrom 22 % to 20%.

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