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The image displays a line graph illustrating employee satisfaction levels from 2010 to 2018 for the UK, China, and Spain. In 2010, UK at 55%, China at 45%, Spain at 50%. By 2011, UK rises to 60%, China at 42%, Spain at 60%. In 2012, UK peaks at 70%, China declines to 38%, Spain remains 60%. In 2013, UK holds at 70%, China drops to 36%, Spain lifts slightly to 70%. In 2014, UK remains 70%, China falls to 30%, Spain reaches 80%. The UK decreases to 65% in 2015, while China dips to 27%, Spain stays at 80%. By 2016, UK falls further to 60%, China at 20%, Spain fixed at 80%. In 2017, UK plummets to 50%, China at 15%, Spain constant at 80%. In 2018, UK's satisfaction level reaches 40%, China at a low of 10%, Spain remains stable at 80%.
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The chart provides information about employees’ levels of satisfaction at the same company in UK, China and Spain between 2010 to 2018.
Overall, the level of employees’ satisfaction in Spain was almost stable and the highest while the percentage in UK and China was unstable and it reached its lowest indexes by 2018.
In the beginning, the level of workers’ fulfilment in UK and China was 50 percent. In China, situation was stable from 2010 to 2012, however, in UK the percentage has increased slightly and it was 60 percent by 2013. Since 2012, the number of satisfied workers in China began to decrease until it reached the lowest index of 10 percent by 2018. The percentage in the UK increased and reached its highest peak of 60 percent in 2014. After that, the number of content employees began to decrease and by 2018 it was about 40 percent. In Spain, percentage kept growing and since 2016 it was stable again with 80 percent of satisfied workers.
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