The pie charts compare the situation forboth genders' work in the United Kingdom which include both full-time jobs andpart-time jobs during the time between 1998 and 2012. It is noticeable that the proportion of menwho worked as full-time workers was the biggest part and men worked in part-timejob accounted for the smallest area. For women, both full-time and part-timeaccounted for around quarter piece of the whole pie chart. In 1988, full-time male workers accountedfor 51 percent which was 12.539 people while its proportion reduced by thepercentage of 47 after 24 years later. In contrast, female full time workershad a considerable rise from 19 percent to 26 percent. Although the area offull-time among men had a decreasing trend, but the total number had increasedto 13,794. Part-time jobs for both men and women,there are very slight changes in these two parts. First, there were more menstarted to work in part-time jobs in 2012 which accounted for 7 percentcomparing to 24 years ago w...