The diagram below contain information regarding the percentage of people occupied in various type of position in 1998 and 2001

The two figures compare the number of people who have been hired in different areas in the years 1998 and 2001. It can be clearly seen that while some positions maintained their percentages of employment, other positions had more or less workforce.

According to the pie chart and the bar graph, both areas of casual and self-employed leveled out at approximately the same percentage in the year 1998 and 2001, 3% and 19% respectively. In contrast, more people have worked with contract in 2001 than 1998 which caused an increase in the percentage of this domain by 4 percent. As well, the numbers of unemployed had a similar sharp growth by reaching 6% in 2001.

Furthermore, other sites experienced decreasing in their percentage of employment. Part-time jobs had a slight drop by around 7% in 2001. But, full-time jobs recorded a significant reduction of hiring people in the same year by about 11 percent.

To summarize, the pie charts and the bar charts describe the number of people who took places in diverse positions in 1998 and 2001. It is obvious that some domains were faced with growths or falls in the amount of employing whereas only two of the sites stayed constant at the same percentages.