The bar chart illustrates the data about the employment of two gender workers by occupation in the UK in the year 2005. The units given in percentages.
Overall, it is clearly evident that the percentage of men workers is higher than the percentage of women workers by occupation in five fields: skilled trades, managers and senior officials, professional and elementary, while the percentage of the women workers is higher than the men workers in other fields.
In details, the top of the chart was the women employers, with over a fifth, while the male staffs in nearly 5% who worked administrative and secretarial. The women workers were ranked second and third place, with around 15%, while the men workers were nearly 12% whose worked associate professional and technical and personal service.
In stark contrast, top of the chart was in Skilled trades men, with a fifth, while the women were in nearly 2%. The second place of the male staffs was managers and senior officials, with around 12%, while the women employers were in over 10%. The professional, process, plant and machine operatives and elementary male workers were third, fourth (the process, plant and machine operatives and elementary were ranked the same place) place, with around 14% and 12%.