the two pie charts below show some employment patterns in Great Britain in 1992

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employment proportions in the UK in 1992 divided into 2 groups, manual and non-manual occupations with 3 broad categories in each.

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, a slight majority of men doing manual work is greater than

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, for both sexes, management and professional careers are popular

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is a small fraction. Looking in more detail, in

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non-manual occupations, it was preferred by

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had the highest percentage

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for 31%, it was taken only six

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males. Professional positions were dominated by men, approximately 36%,

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women's percentage was just under a

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. Other non-manual, not specified, for both sexes were a small minority. Moving to manual employment, males doing manual work had nearly the same percentage as non-manual. There was a difference in Craftsmanship between both genders which made for 24% for men compared to women with just 3%.

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and other types of manuals were no significant differences between males' and

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’ percentages. For

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works,