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The image presents a table illustrating lawyer job selection percentages across various fields for male and female lawyers in 2001 and 2016. In 2001, private lawyers comprised 15% males and 17% females; business lawyers were 14% for both males and females; government lawyers accounted for 45% males and 41% females; others made up 26% males and 28% females. By 2016, private lawyers were 19% males and 21% females; business lawyers increased to 14% males and 21% females; government lawyers decreased to 38% males and 42% females; others constituted 29% males and 16% females.
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The table provides with information about the ratio of lawyers choosing their jobs in various sectors in a country from 2001 to 2016.
Overall, the most popular field for both genders in both years was the government sector, while in business and private law the female percentage has noticeably increased. The rate of women in the “Others” section decreased considerably by 2016.
In 2001, 45% of male and 41% of female lawyers worked in government staying constantly. By 2016, those figures had slightly dropped to 38% and 42%. The private law has steadily rocketed for both genders from 15% to 19% for men, and from 17% to 21% for women.
Another point is that area “Business” remained stable for men (14%), whereas for women it has steeply rocketed for 7%. Conversely, the “Others category” experienced a contrasting trend. It has slightly jumped for male, but for female it dramatically plummeted.
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