The pie charts below show male and female employment data for the UK, in 1998 and 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

These pie charts depict the female and male employment in UK between the years 1988 and 2012. The full-time male employment has the most shares while part-time male employment has the least shares in both charts. Increase in full-time women employment had an upstanding effect in the year 2012 , decreasing the percentage of full-time […]

Overall, the proportion of men in full-time employment represented the largest share in both years, whereas men accounted for the smallest share in part-time employment. In contrast, the proportion of women in full-time employment increased noticeably over the period. In detail, in 1998, men made up 52.6% of full-time employment, while they accounted for only […]

The pie charts and table illustrate the total number of male and female employees in full-time and part-time in the UK for the year 1988 and 2021. Overall, it is clear that the total number of employees increased over the period. The proportion of women in full-time employment saw the most significant growth, whereas the […]

The pie charts and table illustrate total number of males and females employed in full-time and part-time in the UK for the year 1988 and 2021. Overall, it is a clear that the total number of employe increased over the period. The propotion of women in full-time employment saw most significant growth, whereas the percantage […]