Two charts give information about workforce composition in UK by percentage, and about average hourly earnings in April 2010.
The first is a pie chart which shows the overall workforce composition as a percentage of 24.9 million workers. Men who work full-time are 45%, women are 28% respectively. Men who work part-time are just 6% while women who work part-time 20%.
The second is a bar chart which gives a breakdown by median hourly earning and excluding overtime (pond per hour) in April 2010. Men who work full-time get earn average 13 pond per hour while women get lower 12 pond per hour. Women who work part-time get earn average 8 pond per hour while men get lower 8 pond per hour.
Overall, men more likely to work full-time than women which nearly half of all while women who work part-time more than men about 15%. Men who work full-time get more earn than women a little bit, while women who work part-time get earn higher than men.