The pie chart illustrates the proportion and comparison of employee status in the UK in 1988 and 2012. The type of employment was divided into four; which were men (full-time), women (full-time), men (part-time), and wom
The pie chart gives data about employment in the UK in 1998 and 2012. The statistics have been differentiated between the two genders and further distinguished by their employment status.
The pie charts above provide data on the employment rate in the United Kingdom. The two charts visualize percentages of employees in the region, dividing it into four categories according to the genders and the type of w
The pie charts illustrate the data about the types of employment of men and women in the UK, which the reported years are 1988 and 2012. There are 2 types of employment being represented: part-time and full-time.
The line chart illustrates how many students graduated in the UK between 1992 and 2002, whereas the bar graph provides data about the levels of their jobs in the same period.
The bar chart depicts the figure for employment in the UK in 1998 and 2012. It is clear from the information provided that the majority of people in the UK worked in a full-time job in both years, the male was much grea
The pie charts show the number and percentage of men and women in both part-time and full-time work in the UK. Significantly, the figure shows the differences between men and women from 1988 to 2012.