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The bar chart below illustrates information about the employment of all workers of both genders by occupation in the UK in 2005. The most noticeable differences between female and male workers were in skilled trades and personal service. Only 2% of women and 20% of men, which was a 10-fold difference, worked in the first […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of male and female workers across nine different occupations in the UK in 2005. Overall, it is clear that there were significant differences between male and female employment patterns. Men dominated traditionally male-oriented roles, while women were more concentrated in administrative and service-based occupations. In terms of male-dominated occupations, […]
Obviously, from the chart provided i can say that the percentage of women that are skilled traders in the Uk is the same as women that are in process,plant and machine operatives section which is 2.5% while the men that are skilled traders and men in process,plant and machine operatives section are 20% and 12.5% […]
The given bar chart demonstrates the rates of British demographic in two sexes being employed in different fields in the year 2005. In general, there were 5 fields having higher statistics of male workers compared to their female counterparts, with the opposite pattern observed in associate professional and technical sales and customer service, administrative and […]
