The pie charts present a comparison of employment rates among males and females across 6 different categories in Great Britain in the year 2010. Overall, it can be seen that both men and women are employed in managerial and other manual professions in significant proportions. However, points of difference also exist, such as in clerical and craft related work.
Looking closely at the data, it is evident that the majority of males are working in the managerial and professional area, with 38% of the total. In contrast, only 22% of women are employed in this sector. Similarly, more females are working in the other manual professions, with 32% of the total, while 28% of men also working in this area, making it the second highest employment category for men. Another field where a significant percentage of women are employed is the clerical and related jobs, with 30%. However, if we look at men in this category, a sharp contrast is observed, with only 5% working in this area.
On the other hand, general labourers and other non-manual categories hold the least proportion for both men and women. For instance, only 2% men and 0.5% women are employed in the general labourer category, making it the least employable category for both in 2010.