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The pie charts show the types of jobs that men and women had in Great Britain in 1992. The jobs are divided into manual jobs and non-manual jobs.
Overall, most women worked in non-manual jobs, while men were more evenly divided between manual and non-manual jobs. Managerial and professional jobs were common for both men and women.
For women, clerical or related jobs were the most common, at 31%. Managerial and professional jobs were 29%, and other non-manual jobs were 9%. In manual jobs, 27% of women had other manual jobs, but only 3% worked in craft jobs and 1% were general labourers.
For men, managerial and professional jobs were the most common, with 36%, which was higher than women. However, only 6% of men had clerical jobs and 6% had other non-manual jobs. Many men worked in manual jobs. 26% of them had other manual jobs, which was similar to women, and 24% worked in craft jobs, which was much higher than women. Only 2% of men were general labourers.