The pie charts below provide some informaion about employment patterns in Great Britain in 1992.
The pie charts illustrate the ratio of the distinct employment sectors acquired by males and females in Great Britain in the year 1992.
Overall
, it is clear that
both genders showed minimal interest in the field of General labourers
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labour
Furthermore
, most of the women stepped into Clerical or related jobs
while
men
worked more in Managerial and professional areas. However
, a huge proportion of Other manual jobs
are obtained by the male category.
In the year 1992, the employment rate in Craft or similar sectors was approximately the same for both males and females with 26% and 27% respectively. Likewise
, the minimal rate of General labourers was 2% and 1% for men
and women. The Other non- manual jobs
held a higher ratio for females which was 3% more than the other category with 6%.
There was an enormous difference in the employment pattern of Clerical or related jobs
, for men
it was only 6% which was negligible in front of female
ratio of 31%. Add an article
the female
In contrast
, the space in the Other manual department for women was minimal at 3% but men
covered 24% of it. The male workers in the Managerial and professional section were at a high extent of 36 per cent as compared to female staff with 29%.Submitted by
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