Band 6+: the pie charts below show some employment patterns in Great Britain in 1992.summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the employment patterns by gender in different fields – craft, managerial and professional, general labourers, clerical or related, other manual and other non manual – in Great Britain in 1992.

Overall, it is evident that the majority of the women are engaged in clerical jobs whereas most of the men are involved with managerial or professional service. Moreover, both sexes showed the least interest in labour work.

In more detail, the number for craft and similar were 3% for females and 24% for males. Furthermore, both genders displayed almost equal proportions for other manual works with women at 27% and men at 26%. Likewise, the general labour category also depicted a 1% difference with females being at 1% and males at 2%. However, men dominated the managerial position with 36% and women with 29%. In addition, women hold maximum share in clerical jobs at 31% compared to men at 6%. Finally, the figures for the non manual section were 9% and 6% for males and females respectively.