The table presents how much people from five employment sectors earned, in three different salary levels in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table gives data on the maximum, minimum and average

salaries

earned by people working in 5 different employment sectors, namely finance, transportation, construction, manufacturing

as well as

hospitality in 2009.

Overall

, the lowest wages were observed in the hospitality

sector

, except the minimum wage which the lower in the construction

sector

,

while

the maximum was represented by the finance

sector

in all 3 levels. To start, the minimum, maximum and average

salaries

in the hospitality and and construction sectors were equal to 890, 2900,1895 and 790, 3100 and 1945

pounds

respectively. Obviously, these were the lowest positions.

Additionally

,

although

the minimum wage was higher in the manufacturing

sector

rather than in the transportation

sector

, being equal to 930

pounds

, its maximum and average

salaries

which constituted 3500 and 2215

pounds

respectively, could not surpass the transportation where numbers made up 843

pounds

for minimum, 4580 for maximum and 2712

pounds

for average.

However

,

in contrast

with other sectors, the finance

sector

had the highest position in all 3 levels of

salaries

in the United Kingdom, owing to its indicators comprising 1600

pounds

for the minimum wage, 5225

pounds

for the average and 8850

pounds

for the maximum.