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 presented pie charts compare data about the

number

and percentage of people from 4 various elements that worked in the UK at 2 different points of time namely, 1988 and 2012.

Overall

, it was important that all parts other than

Men

, who worked full-time, and women ,who worked part-time, had a rising trend;

moreover

, the

number

of workers increased.

According to

the

men

's diagrams, males, who working full-time, both times had the main section;

additionally

, the portion of

this

factor declined from 53% to 47% in 2012;

in contrast

, at the start, it reached 12,539 after that, the figure of

men

climbed to 13,794.

Men

, whose job was part-time, scored the minimum section and its proportion did not change visually owing to the fact that it scored 6% in 1988 and in 2012 it 1% grew;

furthermore

, the

number

of workers

in

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2012 roughly 700 jumped from 1,550 in 1988. The women's graphs demonstrate that the full-time and part-time employees had approximately the same fraction in 1988;

thereafter

, part-time from 2% went down and reported 20% in 2012, but the

number

of 700 increased;

nevertheless

, full-time 7% improved in 2012 from the prior time.

In addition

, the figure of the population in 2012 recorded 7.696, which was nearly 2 times over than in 1988.