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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 contains two pie charts comparing the percentage of people aged 23-65 in different occupations in Ashby and the UK in 2008. Ashby percentages are: Unemployed (14%), Construction work (16%), Shop work (21%), Professional work (18%), Technical work (8%), Personal service (14%), Office work (9%). The UK percentages are: Unemployed (19%), Construction work (10%), Shop work (17%), Professional work (14%), Technical work (13%), Personal service (17%), Office work (10%).
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The pie charts compare the proportion of people aged 23-65 in various job sectors in Ashby and in the UK in 2008.

Overall, most of individuals prefer to work in sector of personal service in Ashby, while most of people chose office works in whole UK.

To begin with, the highest proportion is in the personal service at about 21% in Ashby, which is 4% more than the indicator of whole population. The percentage of office workers is 18% and 19% in Ashby and in UK, respectively. There is big difference between rate of unemployed residents, which the proportion in whole country is less than in the town; 14% in Ashby and 10% in the UK.

Moreover, the percentage of individuals in construction work in Ashby with 16%, is higher than in the UK (10%). This proportion of other segments such as technical work and professional work is 9% and 8% in Ashby, respectively. On the other hand, this indicator for the UK is 17% and 14%. Finally, the rate for people worked in shop sector in these 2 places, are close to each other, which has only 1% difference between them.

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