The bar chart represents the information related to the number of male and female workers in different professions in Australia in the previous year. Overall, what stands out from the figure is that the majority of the w
The bar graph provides statistics about how many people were employed according to their professions depending on gender in Australia last year. Units are measured in thousands of people.
The bar chart gives demographic information for employment sectors and gender in Australia last year. There were significantly more men than women in management, production - over 400,00 in each case and 800,000 more for
The bar chart illustrates that how many males and females were employed in seven different positions in Australia last year. Overall, we can see that there were severe gender gap, and the number of males were more than f
The bar chart depicts information about employees by gender and kind of jobs, in last year, in Australia. There are seven categories divided by 2 sex: male and female. Overall, there are more men than women in all sector
The charts give information about the percentages of individual careers by job sector and gender for Australians in the previous year. Overall, it can be seen that males have dominated in several sectors such as managers
The bar graph illustrates medium of earning of australian residents through seven different types of jobs namely, posted as managers, professionals, semi professionals, tradepersons, production, classical and labourers i
The bar chart provides last year's data of employees per job type and gender in Australia. Generally, there were seven types of jobs and two gender, male and female.
The bar graph illustrates and compares the total population of job-holders in Australia with different job titles based on their gender in the year 2003. The employment types are Managers, professionals, semi-professiona