The pie charts give information about the proportoin males and females in employment in six categories divided into manualand non-manual occupations
The given pie charts vividly illustrate some occupational trends in Great Britain in 1992.
Overall
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it is clear that
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men
predominantly engage in more manual Use synonyms
work
than women.
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For example
, approximately a quarter of males tend to do Linking Words
craft
or similar, Correct article usage
a craft
whereas
a mere 3 per Linking Words
cent
of females Use synonyms
does
the same job. In general, manual Change the verb form
do
work
is preferred by fifty-two per Use synonyms
cent
of Use synonyms
men
and only by Use synonyms
the
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apply
one third
of ladies. Meanwhile, Add a hyphen
one-third
womenfolk
mostly Correct your spelling
women
work
in white-collar professions and menfolk Use synonyms
work
in those vocations less, the figures were 69 per Use synonyms
cent
and forty-eight per Use synonyms
cent
respectively.
Clerical or related careers are favoured by 31 per Use synonyms
cent
of women, Use synonyms
while
a modest six per Linking Words
cent
of Use synonyms
men
pursue Use synonyms
the
similar occupations. Correct article usage
apply
However
, general Linking Words
laborers
are selected by only one per Change the spelling
labourers
cent
of women and by 2% of Use synonyms
men
, which is the smallest segment that represents the least common occupation.Use synonyms
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