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The image depicts employment data for males and females across varied occupations in the UK, 2005. Skilled trades: Men 22%, Women 3%. Managers/senior officials: Men 18%, Women 8%. Professional: Men 12%, Women 13%. Associate; professional and technical: Men 9%, Women 13%. Process, plant, machine operatives: Men 12%, Women 3%. Elementary: Men 10%, Women 9%. Sales/customer service: Men 4%, Women 9%. Administrative, secretarial: Men 3%, Women 19%. Personal service: Men 1%, Women 11%.
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The bar diagram displays the percentage of occupations held by men and women in the United Kingdom in 2005.
Overall, it is clear that the highest proportion of men are working in skilled trades and process, plant and machine operations. However, the huge ratio of sales and customer service was for women.
According to what is shown, there was a huge proportion of skilled trades, mangers and senior officials, process, plant and machine operatives, compared with women between 10% to 20%. While professional and elementary had less than 15%.
In term of woman, more than 20% are working in administration and secretarial. 15% are working in associate professions and technical. In addition,15 percent of women are employed in associate professional and technical.
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