The pie charts compare the percentage of individuals in 5 age
groups
who worked in the public sector in the UK in 2015 and 2020.
Use synonyms
Overall
, in 2015, almost all Linking Words
groups
accounted for similar percentages at around 20% with the exception of the under-21-Use synonyms
years
-old group. Use synonyms
However
, the trend in 2020 shifted. Workers who are 21 to 30 Linking Words
years
old and 41 to 50 Use synonyms
years
old became the majority.
In 2025, there were 23% of employees Use synonyms
who
aged between 21 to 30. The number of Correct pronoun usage
apply
this
group increased dramatically, contributing 33% in 2020. Linking Words
Similarly
, the number of 41-to-50-Linking Words
years
-old employees stood at 19% in 2015, its percentage saw noticeable growth, reaching 28% in the later year. Those numbers surpassed other numbers of the remaining Use synonyms
groups
.
The figures for people Use synonyms
who
aged 31 to 40 and who were older than 50 Correct pronoun usage
apply
years
old experienced dramatic declines, dropping from 21% to 11% and 23% to 16% respectively. Use synonyms
While
these Linking Words
groups
were the two most common Use synonyms
groups
in 2015, they became less employed. Use synonyms
In contrast
, there were only 14% of workers were under 21 Linking Words
years
, Use synonyms
this
number remained almost steady, falling only 2% to 12% in the final year.Linking Words
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