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The image displays a table with four columns and six rows, including headers. The columns are labeled "Employment Sector," "Maximum," "Minimum," and "Average." Five sectors are listed: Finance, Transportation, Construction, Manufacturing, and Hospitality. Maximum earnings in pounds are as follows: Finance £8850, Transportation £4580, Construction £3100, Manufacturing £3500, Hospitality £2900. Minimum earnings in pounds are: Finance £1600, Transportation £843, Construction £790, Manufacturing £930, Hospitality £890. Average earnings in pounds are: Finance £5225, Transportation £2712, Construction £1945, Manufacturing £2215, Hospitality £1895.
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The table illustrates the maximum, minimum and average earnings across five employment sectors in 2009.
Overall, finance was the highest-paying sector at every level, while hospitality and construction paid the least. Another notable feature is that finance had the biggest gap between its top and bottom earners.
Finance workers earned the most, with maximum, minimum and average pay of £8,850, £1,600 and £5,225 respectively. Transportation came second, with a maximum of £4,580 and an average of £2,712, although its minimum was only £843.
The other three sectors earned much less. Manufacturing had a maximum of £3,500 and an average of £2,215, which was slightly higher than construction’s £3,100 and £1,945. Hospitality had the lowest maximum of £2,900 and average of £1,895, but its minimum of £890 was higher than construction’s £790 and transportation’s £843.
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