The pie charts give information about the proportion males and females in employment in six categories divided into manual and non-manual occupations
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chart reveals information about the employment percentage of both genders in six occupations which are categorised into manual and non-manual professions.
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, it can be observed that the majority of females choose corporate jobs over manual, Linking Words
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over half, of men prefer to earn money through crafts and performing labour duties.
For females, 31% pursued their career as a clerk or in related fields. Linking Words
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the job rate in the managerial roles was 2% less at 29% compared to the clerical positions. Around 27% show interest in other manual categories. Add a comma
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, the least desired by women were jobs in other non-manual positions at 9 %. Only 4% of them worked as craftsmen and general labourers.
Of men, more than 50% got employed doing manual work with craft at 24%, general workers at 2% and other manual tasks at 26%. Linking Words
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, in the non-manual category maximum of males(36%) preferred to work as professionals, and only about one-third of Linking Words
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figure worked on clerical and other tasks.Linking Words
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