The pie chart compares how many male and female staff worked in the UK in 1998 and 2012, divided into full-time and part-time.
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(part-time) was the lowest in each year.
In 1988, the proportion of men (full-time) started at 53% after which it experienced a gradual decrease to 47% in 2012. Similar changes can be seen in the number of women who do part-time jobs. These figures declined slightly from 22% to 20% in 2012.
1.550.000 male staff part-time jobs in 1998 in the UK, with a subsequent significant rise to 2.131.000 staff in 2012. These changes can be seen in the number of women in full-time jobs. These figures witnessed a considerable rise from 4.482.000 to 7.696.000 in 2012.Fix the agreement mistake
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