The two pie charts below show some employment patterns in Great Britain in 1992. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Employees and self-employed: by sex and occupation, 1992

Given are the pie charts that illustrate two patterns of employment, namely manual and non-manual, by sex and occupation in Great Britain in 1992.

Overall

, the percentage of

women

working non-manually is greater than that of those who work in manual occupations, and the reverse is true for

men

. In the non-manual occupations,

while

the percentage of

women

working clerically or relatedly is much greater than that of

men

(31% to 6%), the proportion of the former employed in managerial and professional positions

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smaller than

men

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Furthermore

, the percentage of

women

who work non-manually is slightly larger than that of

men

, 69% and 48%, respectively. In manual employment, it can be obviously seen from the chart that the segments of the two genders working as craft workers are

biggest

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differences.

While

the number of

female

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makes up

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3%,

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figure for

male

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is 24%.

Besides

, there are only 1% of those two sexes doing other forms of manual work is nearly the same, with 27% of

women

and 26% of

men

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