Since 2000, the graph displays the percentage of people in the UK who have worked in three sectors: public sector, private sector, and self-employed.
Overall, the graph shows that employment rates in the public sector and among the self-employed have been steadily increasing, while the percentage of private cars has decreased significantly over the period in question.
It is obvious that employment rates in the public sector increased rapidly from roughly 40% in 2000 to 48 percent in 2005, before declining somewhat the following year. Following that, the percentage increased somewhat, eventually reaching above 50% in 2010. Take a look at those who are self-employed. The pattern was the same.
Since 2000, the graph displays the percentage of
people
in the UK who have worked in three
sectors
: public
sector
, private
sector
, and self-employed.
Overall
, the graph
shows
that employment rates in the public
sector
and among the self-employed have been
steadily
increasing, while the percentage of private cars has decreased
significantly
over the period in question.
It is obvious that employment rates in the public
sector
increased
rapidly
from roughly 40% in 2000 to 48 percent in 2005,
before
declining somewhat the following year. Following that, the percentage increased somewhat,
eventually
reaching above 50% in 2010. Take a look at those who are self-employed. The pattern was the same.