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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 displays the maximum, minimum, and average salaries for five employment sectors in 2009. The sectors include Finance, Transportation, Construction, Manufacturing, and Hospitality.
Overall, Finance had the highest salaries across all levels, while Hospitality had the lowest. Average earnings varied significantly among the sectors.
The Finance sector had the highest maximum salary of £8850 and an average of £5225, far exceeding the other sectors. In contrast, Hospitality offered the lowest maximum and average salaries, at £2900 and £1895 respectively. Transportation, Construction, and Manufacturing salaries were closer, with Transportation averaging £2712, followed by Manufacturing at £2215, and Construction at £1945.
Minimum salaries showed less variation, ranging from £1600 in Finance to £790 in Construction. Despite its low average, Hospitality’s minimum salary of £890 was slightly higher than that of Manufacturing (£930) and Construction.
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