The charts give information about employment in the UK in 1998 and 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts display the percentages and numbers of males and females working in The UK in the years 1988 and 2012.

Overall

, the number of full-time

men

had the highest percentage in both years 1988 and 2012

while

men

part-time had the least.

Women

par-time

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part-time

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had

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second place in 1988 and slightly went down in 2012,

furthermore

, the

amount

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of

women

working full-time abruptly increased in 2012 respect with

1988

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. In 1988 nearly half of the

workers

were

men

full-time with 53% and 12539

workers

being the highest proportion.

Women

working full-time started with 4482

workers

,

however

, in 2012

this

number significantly went up reaching 7696 people and nearly a quarter of the proportion. The proportion of

women

working

par-time

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part-time

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had second place in 1988 with 5268

workers

and 22% and

men

part-time had the

least

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lowest

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number and the

least

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lowest

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percentage 1550 and 6% respectively. These numbers remain in 2012 with no significant changes.