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Band 4+: The two pie charts below compare employment patterns in Great Britain by sex in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image shows two pie charts representing males and females with data on the proportion of each gender working in different employment sectors. For males, 18% work in managerial & professional roles, 22% in other manual roles, 30% in clerical & related occupations, and 30% in other non-manual roles. For females, 14% work in managerial & professional roles, 30% in other manual roles, 30% in clerical & related occupations, and 26% in other non-manual roles. There are no titles, country/category/year information, or other numerical data points visible in the image.
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The two pie charts illustrate the different types of jobs upon men and women in great Britain in 2010, it measured in percentage. Overall, it can be seen that percentage of managerial and professional have the majority of males main pattern and manual work is the highest in females.

In details, it shows that men have a variation of patterns but it is noticeable they are better in management and professional at work which is about 38 per cent and manual jobs over 28 percent, comparing to women are better on other manual stuff just over 32 per cent and clerical and related work about 30 per cent. However both genders have the least per cent on general labourers.

The other categories were much less for both of them, for females they are less better on craft, managerial, professional and non-manual jobs. In addition, men are worse in clerical jobs rather than women. Also in craft and clerical jobs due to their mind creation.

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