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The pie charts demonstrate the percentage of
females
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and
males
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participated
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in manual and non-manual
occupations
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in Great Britain in the year 1992.Overall, it can be seen that more
males
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occupied manual vacancies, while non-manual
jobs
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appealed more to
females
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. In regard to manual
jobs
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, more
males
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than
females
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were employed in these
occupations
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, at 52% and 31% respectively. An almost equal proportion of
males
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joined craft or similar
occupation
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and other manual
jobs
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, at around 24% and 26%. For ,women the pattern was slightly different
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since the vast majority of them joined other manual
jobs
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at 27%, while a minority was attracted to craft or similar and general labourers at 3% and 1% respectively. Around 2% of
males
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are engaged as general labourers.
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, non-manual
occupations
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were more popular among women, at 69%
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to 48% among their
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counterpart.
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, it is interesting to note that more
males
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were positioned in managerial and professional vacancies than women, 36% and 29% respectively.
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, the proportion of
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in clerical or related
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exceeded that of men tremendously, at 31% and 6%.
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equal proportion of
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and
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occupied other non-manual
occupations
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at 6% and 9% respectively.
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