The two pie charts below show some employment patterns in Great Britain in 1992. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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the distribution of

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male and female workforce in manual and non-manual sectors in 1992.

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, women were mostly employed in the non-manual sector,

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a more balanced distribution was observed in the male group. Among females, clerical jobs contributed to 31%, followed by managerial and professional work allocated to a third. Male workers dominated the latter job at 36%. Other forms of non-manual occupations attracted a slight number of each gender, well under 10%. The most significant difference was witnessed in the craft sector.

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almost one-fourth of men were employed in

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area, only a marginal proportion of 3% of women occupied craft-related jobs.

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, they both showed the least interest in general labour, with less than one-twentieth of each being employed as general

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. With the same pattern, other manual occupations were more popular than crafts and general labour among both groups, attracting

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around 25% of each population.