Nomber of Job position graph
Nomber of Job position graph d3y7P
The graph exhibits the number of positions in which people were being hired in three sections of economy in U. K over a decade between 2000 and 2010. The numbers are given in millions.
In general, It’s striking that between 2000 and 2002, Private sector consisted of most of the employees, even so at the time, It was the figure of Public sector’s positions which came up first.
To begin with details, if we look at Public sector, the number went through steadily at close to 40 million between 2000 to 2002. Then there was flunctuations between around 40 million and 50 million, which It’s highest level of employments here. At this point the figure began a gradual rise by just more than 50 million.
As regards Self-employed sector had approximately the similar trend. Starting at less than 20 million, witnessing slight fluctutations until 2000, at which point the number went up steadily to 30 million in 2009. Finally, this level saw a levelling off until 2010.
By contrast, despite starting strongly at around 50 million, the number of people employed in Private sector plunged over the ten year period. Nevertheless, the number remained stable and levelled off approximately during the years 2002 and 2009.
The graph exhibits the
number
of positions in which
people
were
being hired
in three sections of economy in U. K over a decade between 2000 and 2010. The
numbers
are
given
in millions.
In general
, It’s striking that between 2000 and 2002, Private
sector
consisted of most of the employees, even
so
at the time, It was the figure of Public
sector’s
positions which came up
first
.
To
begin
with
details
, if we look at Public
sector
, the
number
went through
steadily
at close to 40
million
between 2000 to 2002
. Then there was
flunctuations
between around 40
million
and 50
million
, which
It’s highest level
of employments here. At this point the figure began a gradual rise by
just
more than 50 million.
As
regards Self-employed
sector
had approximately the similar trend. Starting at less than 20
million
, witnessing slight
fluctutations
until 2000, at which point the
number
went up
steadily
to 30
million
in 2009.
Finally
, this level
saw
a levelling off until 2010.
By contrast, despite starting
strongly
at around 50
million
, the
number
of
people
employed in Private
sector
plunged over the
ten year
period.
Nevertheless
, the
number
remained stable and levelled off approximately during the years 2002 and 2009.