The chart and graph below give information about three categories of workers in Australia and the unemployment levels within those groups.

While

the line graph illustrates how the

percentage

of

unemployment

in 3

groups

of people in Australia from 1993 to 2003 changes, the pie chart gives a description of the Australian workforce in 2003. On the whole, it can be seen that

unemployment

in general has gradually been alleviated in Australia over the said decade.

Moreover

,

it is clear that

native Australians account for the largest proportion of the Australian labour force. Regarding the line graph, in 1993, the

unemployment

rate in all three

groups

, NESC, Australia and

ESC

were all at their highest, with the greatest extent belonging to the NESC at 7%.

However

, from 1993 to 1998, the

percentage

of jobless NESC fell drastically to below 4%

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and maintained that level until 2003.

Similarly

, those of native Australians and

ESC

in the following decade from 1993 both halved to under 2%. As to the pie chart, it can be seen that the Australian workforce was constituted mostly of native Australians in 2003, with its

percentage

at 76%, far higher than those of the two other

groups

. The

percentage

of workforce contribution for the

ESC

,

on the other hand

, is the lowest, at only 10%, yet, on the bright side, the

ESC

is

also

of lowest

unemployment

percentage

among all

groups

, at approximately 1% in 2003