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Band 6+: The charts below show the percentage of people aged 23-65 in different occupations in one UK town (Ashby) and in the UK as a whole in 2008.

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The image shows two pie charts comparing employment data between Ashby and the UK. Ashby's chart shows 21% unemployed, 14% construction work, 9% shop work, 8% professional work, 16% technical work, 14% personal service, and 18% office work. The UK's chart shows 19% unemployed, 10% construction work, 10% shop work, 17% professional work, 13% technical work, 14% personal service, and 17% office work.
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The given pie chart compares the various jobs by public from the age group 23-65 in Ashby and UK in 2008.

Overall, most of the population’s occupations in both areas are personal services. In contrast, least is professional work in Ashby and construction work in UK.

Looking at details, large number of people aged 23-65 were involved in personal service, which was21%. Followed by 18% of office works. The figure for unemployed and construction work were 14 % and 16% respectively. Similarly, 14% of people earned money from shop. There were least a population who were engaged in technical and professional related works.

On the other hand, significant citizens (aged 23-65) were getting income from personal and professional work with a portion of 17% and 14% respectively. The proportion of jobless was 10%, which was similar to construction. Only 13% of the public were doing shop work. In contrast, there is a decline in the rate of unemployed citizens as a whole.

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