The bar chart compares the numbers of men and women employees by seven catalogues in Australia throughout 2003.
Overall, it was evident that many Australian employers hired more men than women in most occupations. Of the seven careers, clerical was the most favourable.
It is noticeable that in all jobs except professionals and clerical numerous males are employed than females, especially the difference in tradespersons to 800. The difference was smaller in professionals and office work, which the gap is roughly 50 to 100 in each field.
Australia hired well over 950 women and nearly 900 men in the position of clerical, which is the highest figure on the chart. The data show that both males and females do office work more than other occupations from 250 to 850.
The bar chart compares the numbers of
men
and women employees by seven
catalogues
in Australia throughout 2003.
Overall
, it was evident that
many
Australian employers hired more
men
than women in most occupations. Of the seven careers, clerical was the most
favourable
.
It is noticeable that in all jobs except professionals and clerical numerous males
are employed
than females,
especially
the difference in
tradespersons
to 800. The difference was smaller in professionals and office work, which the gap is roughly 50 to 100 in each field.
Australia hired well over 950 women and
nearly
900
men
in the position of clerical, which is the highest figure on the chart. The data
show
that both males and females do office work more than other occupations from 250 to 850.