The bar chart below shows the number of employed persons by job type and sex for Australia last year Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart displays information about the Australian employment rates by job type and gender during the previous year.

According to

the data, it is clearly seen that male

employees

dominated the job market, particularly in trade and production, where there were significantly fewer

women

employees

.

However

, in clerical and Managerial positions,

women

outnumbered

men

. Tradespeople was the most common career for

men

, accounting for 900%,

while

most

women

were employed as Clerical workers, nearly 1000%. The second highest for

men

was Clerical work at 870%, which was significantly lower than the percentage of

women

.

Additionally

, the proportion of male professionals was lower than that of

women

by 50%. In other areas,

such

as Managers, Semi professionals. Production and Labourers, the proportion of male

employees

was under 600%, which was still higher than that of

women

. For female

employees

, Clerical was the most common career at nearly 1000%, and the second highest was Professionals at 700%.

In contrast

,

women

were considerably less

presented

Replace the word

present

show examples

in other areas compared to

men

. Both trade and production had only 100% of female workers,

whereas

men

were more dominant in these fields, with 900% and 550%, respectively.