The bar chart gives information about the percentage of jobless women in 4 different countries in Britain in 2013 and 2014
Looking at the graph, it is readily apparent that England, while Wales and Northern Ireland successfully decreased the unemployment rates among women, the figure for Scotland showed an upward trend. It is also of note that the unemployment rates of English women and Scottish women were remarkably higher than those in Wales and Northern Ireland.
In 2013, the percentage of unemployed women in England stood at 6. 8%, followed by Scotland at 6. 1%. Meanwhile, the proportion of women who were out of work in Northern Ireland and Wales was relatively similar, with respective figures being 5. 4% and 5. 6%.
A year later, the rate of unemployed women in Scotland experienced a slight increase to 6. 7%, making it the highest figure in the year 2014. Such a trend was not seen in the figure for their counterparts in Wales and Northern Ireland, which went down to 4. 6% and 5. 0% respectively. Similarly, England also witnessed an insignificant drop, although to a larger extent, to 6. 5% in the unemployment rate.
The bar chart gives information about the percentage of jobless
women
in 4
different
countries in Britain in 2013 and 2014
Looking at the graph, it is
readily
apparent that England, while Wales and Northern Ireland
successfully
decreased the unemployment
rates
among
women
, the
figure
for Scotland
showed
an upward trend. It is
also
of note that the unemployment
rates
of English
women
and Scottish
women
were
remarkably
higher than those in Wales and Northern Ireland.
In 2013, the percentage of unemployed
women
in England stood at 6. 8%, followed by Scotland at 6. 1%. Meanwhile, the proportion of
women
who were out of work in Northern Ireland and Wales was
relatively
similar, with respective
figures
being 5. 4% and 5. 6%.
A year later, the
rate
of unemployed
women
in Scotland experienced a slight increase to 6. 7%, making it the highest
figure
in the year 2014. Such a trend was not
seen
in the
figure
for their counterparts in Wales and Northern Ireland, which went down to 4. 6% and 5. 0%
respectively
.
Similarly
, England
also
witnessed an insignificant drop, although to a larger extent, to 6. 5% in the unemployment
rate
.