The graphs show figures relating to hours worked and stress levels amongst professionals in eight groups. Describe the information shown to a university or collage lecturer.

Two graphs give different information related to eight professional groups. The bar chart indicates the number of weekly work

hours

done by the groups

while

the pie graph illustrates the percentages of people suffering from stress-related illness in the different professions given. In general,

businessmen

Correct article usage

the businessmen

show examples

industry is the longest among the eight groups

while

the smallest amount of time is normally worked by

lecturers

.

According to

the pie chart,

lecturers

struggle the most with work-related stress.

Although

their average working

hours

are smaller than any other group in the chart,

lecturers

suffer from the highest level of stress caused by their jobs. The bar graph shows that businessmen and movie producers work the most at about 70

hours

and 62

hours

per week respectively. At the opposite end of the scale,

lecturers

work only around 25

hours

. Working

hours

of other professionals varied with doctors, writers, programmers, lawyers and chefs working approximately 52, 46, 35 and 32

hours

per week in the name ordered. The pie graph shows that the professional who has the highest incidence of stress-related illnesses is

lecturers

at 25%. Movie producers and doctors

also

have high rates with 18% and 15% each. The figures for businessmen, lawyers, chefs and writers can be grouped into percentages between 11 and 8%. The lowest rate of stress illness is attributed to programmers at only 5%, which is only a fifth of the figure for

lecturers

.