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The table below describes the number of employees and factories in England and Wales from 1851 to 1901. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The table below describes the number of employees and factories in England and Wales from 1851 to 1901. rPe6
The table gives information about the number of companies and staff members (male, female) in England and wales from different years 1851 to 1901. Data is calibrated in numbers. Overall, The highest male employees from England in the year 1851 with 287, 100 people and female also from same year with 190, 00 but factories are less with 225. The extreme number of factories are in 1881 with 721 compare to all years. In the year, 1851 the total employees with 477, 100 in that 287, 100 are male and 190, 00 are female and factories are less with 225. Likewise, In 1861, total 227 factories the total staff is 291, 780 with 131, 780 men and 160, 000 women. The years 1871, 1881 and 1881 having similar number of employees with slight difference therefore, male members with 80, 123; 76, 132; 65, 000 with female members are 60, 000; 50, 000 and 40, 000 and factories are 622 in 1871, 721 in 1881 and 625 in 1891. Finally, the employees in the years 1901 with 600 factories and 61, 000 total staff with 31, 000 men and 30, 000 respectively.
The table gives information about the number of
companies
and staff members (male,
female)
in England and wales from
different
years 1851 to 1901. Data
is calibrated
in numbers.

Overall
, The highest male
employees
from England in the
year
1851 with 287, 100
people
and
female
also
from same
year
with 190, 00
but
factories
are less with 225. The extreme number of
factories
are in 1881 with 721
compare
to all years.

In the
year
, 1851 the
total
employees
with 477, 100 in that 287, 100 are male and 190, 00 are
female
and
factories
are less with 225.
Likewise
, In 1861,
total
227
factories
the
total
staff is 291, 780 with 131, 780
men
and 160, 000 women.

The years 1871, 1881 and 1881 having similar number of
employees
with slight difference
therefore
, male members with 80, 123; 76, 132; 65, 000 with
female
members are 60, 000; 50, 000 and 40, 000 and
factories
are 622 in 1871, 721 in 1881 and 625 in 1891.
Finally
, the
employees
in the years 1901 with 600
factories
and 61, 000
total
staff with 31, 000
men
and 30, 000
respectively
.
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