IELTS-task1 A pie chart The two pie charts below show some employment patterns in Great Britain in 1992. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The pies charts give information about the differences in six categories of jobs between men and women in the year 1992. It is clear that more women preferred manual jobs, while more men appreciated non-manual jobs. Overall, there were big differences in several specific occupations between the two genders. The proportions of men and women, who selected to do other manual jobs, were both more than one-quarter respectively, while around one-third of men and women preferred being managers or specialists. Both men and women saw small shares, who conducted general labour jobs or other non-manual jobs, with 2% and 6% of men, 1% and 9% of women respectively. 31% of women worked as clerks or similar white-collar employees, whereas this figure for men was just 6%. A similar pattern was seen in the occupation of craftsmen, with 24% for men and 3% for women.