The graph below compares the percentage of unemployed workers in the European union with the percentage in three categories, professional,manual and self employed in the year 1990to 1999
The graph shows the percentage of unemployed
workers
in the European Union (EU) from 1990 to 1999, comparing all workers
with professional, manual, and self-employed workers
.
Overall
, the unemployment
rate for all workers
increased significantly, starting at 6% in 1990 and doubling to 12% by 1995 before stabilizing. Manual workers
consistently had the highest unemployment
rate among the categories, beginning at 8%, peaking at 14% in 1995, and then
declining slightly to 10% by 1999.
Professional workers
experienced much lower unemployment
levels, fluctuating between 2% and 4% throughout the period. Their unemployment
rates remained relatively stable compared to manual workers
. Meanwhile, self-employed workers
consistently had the lowest unemployment
rate, staying under 2% for the entire period, with negligible changes.
In summary, manual workers
faced the highest unemployment
, while
self-employed workers
were least
affected. Correct article usage
the least
Unemployment
among all workers
rose significantly before stabilizing after 1995.Submitted by dnm.best on
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