The graph compares employment rates in three sectors of the economy, in the UK, 2000-2010, summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The line chart illustrates the number of workforce hired within three industries in the United Kingdom, from 2000 to 2010. The field comprises public, private and self-employment. During the period range, most of the employees were hired by state-owned related enterprises,

whereas

the amount of private industry workers plummeted to the lowest among all in 2010. From the year 2000 to 2003, the estimate of private-held businesses' employment strived above 40%

while

other fields only touched below 40%.

However

, the percentage was later overturned by the public division when entering 2004 to 2007, private-owned companies gradually decreased by 10% in the three-year span.

On the other hand

, the public-owned enterprises' employment rate surged to almost 50%

although

plateaued in a couple of years yet was still stable at a 50% rate. Not only sudden change occurred for self-employed individuals, but

also

climbed and even surpassed the private sector's rate to 30%. The rank sustain for both three job sectors until 2010, notably, with the public-owned business as the top employee acquisitor at slightly above 50%, followed by self-employment at 30% and privately owned businesses at 20%.