The two pie charts below show some employment patterns in Great Britain in 1992. Employees and self-employed: by sex and occupation, 1992

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of

males

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and

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working manual and non-manual in the United Kingdom in the year 1992.

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it is clear that

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there was a higher percentage of women in non-manual work,

while

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manual work is more popular among men in British. Look at the detail, nearly a quarter of

males

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Craft or similar

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there are few women enjoying

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work, just only 3%.

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, there was least in the figure for both sexes which stood at 2% and 1% for

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and

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respectively.

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Other manual,

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and

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had a relatively similar more than a fourth in both genders. Clerical or related were chosen by the most

females

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, with approximately 31%;

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, just already 6% of

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joined

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occupation. The largest data of

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and

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was Managerial and professional, standing at 36% and 29% respectively.

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, the Other manual’s statistics were relatively the same which was more than a fourth in both genders.