The pie charts shows the information about the comparion of employment patterns in Great Britain by sex in 2010.
Overall, other manual had been quite popular employment pattern in Greaat Britain in 2010 for both males and females, while other non-manual had comprised of the lowest propotion. Additionally, compared to females,the percentage of males worked as managerial & professional had been higher, while clerical & related had been lower.
Regarding the pie chart illustrated the comparion of employment patterns by males in 2010. Managerial & professional was the employment pattern comprised of the highest percentage, with 38%. Besides, males worked as craft or similar and other manual had smaller proportion, respectively at 21% and 28%. For other types of employment, including general labourers, clerical & related and other non-manual, comprised of a very low percentage, at 2%, 5% and 6%.
By contrast with males, in the pie chart of females, other manual had a highest proportion, at 32%, while managerial & professional had been smaller, at 22%. Different with males, clerical &related had the second rate, at 30%. The remaining types of employment had still attract a little female worked in, craft or similar comprised of 4.5%, general labourers at 0.5% and other non-manual at 11%.