The pie charts reveal data about the proportion of 23–65 years old citizens in different jobs in particular town of UK (Ashby) and in the UK generally in 2008.
Overall, what immediately stands out from the chart is that the percentage of office, professional, and technical workers was higher in general section whereas the entire occupations were lower than in Ashby.
In terms of occupations that were higher in whole UK, the largest difference was among technical workers with 8% between. The percentage of people working professionally was twice higher in the UK, with 8% in Ashby and 14% in the whole country. The slight difference was in number of office workers, with only 1% apart.
In comparison, entire proportions of sections like: construction, shop works, personal service, and unemployment were higher in Ashby. Construction and unemployment occupations had the equal percentage accounting for 10% respectively in the whole UK, but in one town the numbers were 14% and 16%. The percentage of shop workers did not differ significantly accounting for 14% and 13% in both sections, while proportion of personal service workers differed considerably with 4% apart.