The bar chart below shows the number of employed persons by job type and sex for Australia last year

The bar chart depicts the number of

men

and

women

in various types of occupations in Australia in the previous year.

Overall

, males dominated in all criteria of the workforce except in the clerical and professional sectors where females are seen to be predominant. Notably, the clerical division was mainly occupied by

women

,

whereas

the tradesperson hired the most

men

. Focusing on the

men

-centred jobs, in positions

such

as tradespeople, production and managers

men

 had a significant discrepancy in comparison to

women

, they were three to five times higher than their opposite gender accounting for approximately 9000,000, 600,000 and 550,000 respectively.

However

, other professions like semi-professionals and labourers had a marginal difference of nearly 110,000, with a total of about 510,000 and 400,000

men

in chronological order. Regarding

women

,

although

they were the most employed in the professional and clerical departments, the recruitment gap

in contrast

to their male counterparts was close. The graph indicates roughly 980,000 female and 880,000 male clerks,

while

Professionals comprised 700,000

women

and around 650,000

men

.