The chart shows the job distribution of two genders in the UK in the year 2005.
Overall, there are significant differences in employment rates between genders in different occupation.in some cases men had the highest rate and in some other women had the highest employment rate.In skilled trades, 20% of men worked, but only 3% of women had these jobs.
In mangement, only 17 percent of men were occupated, yet 11 percent of women were doing this job. In professional jobs, the percentage decreased for men, with about 13 percent for men and 11 percent for women which was almost the same with thiers last percentage. For associate professional and technical works, men were at 12%, while women were at 15%.
In plant and machine operatives, men were at about 7 percent, However only 3 percent of women held this job .In basic jobs categories, men had a higher percentage than women.
women were more prevalent in administrative and secretarial roles, making up 23% which is the highest percentage in the year 2005 , while only 5% of men filled these positions. In sales and customer service, 12% of women worked, compared to 5% of men.In personal service jobs, women highlighted about 14%, with men at just 3%.