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Band 4+: The charts below show employment rates of males and females of different ages and the average age of their youngest child in the UK in 2008

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The image consists of two bar graphs; first graph "% of male and female employees of different ages" indicates 60+ males 5%, females 7%; 50-59 males 15%, females 22%; 35-49 males 40%, females 20%; 26-34 males 35%, females 40%; 16-25 males 5%, females 11%; second graph "Average age of employees' youngest child" illustrates 21-25 age group: males 10%, females 12%; 16-20 age group: males 30%, females 27%; 11-15 age group: males 25%, females 23%; 6-10 age group: males 25%, females 20%; 0-5 age group: males 10%, females 18%.
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The two diagrams compare the number male and female employees of variety ages and average age of employees’ youngest child.

Overall, the highest percentage in employees of different ages are observed with female, while average age of employees’ youngest child is demonstrated with males.

In the beginning of the percentages, the highest figures in between male and female are that it is the huge level female with over 80% and among 35-49, then the lowest figure is male in 16-25 with 20 % in while 50-59 increased sharply with 70%.

In addition, male in 35-49 is followed with 79% and in next ages, it is fell down noticeable with 70%. In the both of beginning and finishing rates lower in males.

In the second diagrams, among the average age of employees’ youngest child, all figure reached to peak of percentages with over 70% and while other level stay staidly with step by step decrease among females, and until 6-10 to 16-20, the percentages of males rates the same with 75% and among 21-25 ages, it is gradual decrease.

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