The provided pie charts give data on the proportions of employed workers by age in the public sector in the UK in 2015 and 2020. It is measured in percentages.
In brief, it is evident that the majority of employed staff in 2015 consisted of individuals aged 21-30 and over 50.
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the second pie chart, it is easily noticeable that the two principal groups of employees consist of individuals aged 21-30 and 41-50.
In 2015, people between 21 and 30 and over 50, were the two main age groups of the public sector in the UK and equaled 23% each. Change preposition
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, only 14% of staff were under 21 Linking Words
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The 2020 pie chart shows that these numbers altered a bit after 5 Use synonyms
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, the second major age group of employees in 2020, was individuals between 41 and 50 Linking Words
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, the percentage of workers over 50 Linking Words
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