The given charts illustrate the percentages of some kinds of employment patterns selected by both genders in Great Britain in the year 1992.
Overall, the rate of male citizens choosing managerial and professional was highest, while the similar was true for that of females choosing clecrical or related. In addition, managerial and professional was the least popular choice in two sexes.
As can be seen from the charts, the proportion of men opting for managerial and professional was 36%, in comparison with 25% for their counterparts. Moreover, this figure for other manual method in males was higher significantly than that of females, respectively 24% and 3%. However, general labourers accounted for negligible percentages in men and women.
Regarding the remaining categories, the rate of female clecrical or related workers was over 5 times as high as that of males, standing at 31%. Futhermore, there was a balance in selecting craft or similar in two genders, with 27% and 26%, sequentially. In contrast, those figures for other non-manual was lower remarkably, with just 9% for women and 6% for men.
