12.2- Sample Answers- Band 8 by LJ Moran https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j don't forget to post your group number too! en-us 2021-11-25 04:03:47 UTC 2026-01-03 17:41:26 UTC hello@padlet.com Hii https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911834922 2021-11-25 04:20:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911834922 https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911838198 2021-11-25 04:22:32 UTC https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911838198 Group 4(Ethan & Lac) https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911874190 The bar graph illustrates the distribution of UK labor force in five different leading industries from two year: 1841 and 2011. Overeall, the services sector occupies the largest proportion by a large margin in 2011 while other sectors made up less than 20% of the total labor workers.

Regarding the manufacturing industries, while it held the largest percentage with more than one-third of the workforce at 36% in 1841, it saw the largest decline over a twenty-year period, making up only 9% in 2011. The agriculture/fishing industries also saw similar changes as its 22% share of the labor force now drop down to a mere 1% in 2011. On the other hand, the services sector met with a rapid growth over a twenty-year span, having the second largest share of workforce in 1841 at 33% to the largest portion at 81% in 2011.

Other main industries like construction and energy/water doesn’t have the same drastic changes as the aforementioned industries. Construction sector went from taking up 5% of the workforce in 1841 to a slight increase of 3% to an 8% in 2011. Meanwhile, energy/water industries have the less changes in proportion overall decreasing from a 3% in 1841 to a 1% in 2011, sharing the same share as agriculture/fishing.

 

]]> 2021-11-25 04:51:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911874190 Room 2 https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911874265 The following bar chart analyzes the ratio of the UK working section in five industry categories in 1941 and 2011. In the last two years, it is clear that services have nearly surpassed all other main businesses in terms of popularity.

Initially, the employee percentage of services was said to have skyrocketed to 81 percent, up from 33 percent in the mid-nineteenth century. Similarly, worker participation in construction was 5% in 2010 and increased somewhat to 8% in 2011.

Manufacturing, on the other hand, attracted the most employees in the UK during the 1840s, accounting for 36% of all workers. This figure dropped by three-fourths in the early twenty-first century. Furthermore, the agricultural/fishery and energy/water manpower ratios increased to 22 and 3 percent, respectively, in 1841. However, each of the aforementioned places ended up being laborers' least preferred, with only 1% in favor.

In conclusion, despite the fluctuations of the major industries, energy/water always accounted for the smallest percentage of manpower in the given years.

]]> 2021-11-25 04:51:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911874265 room 3 (Surie, Dona, Phuc, Evelyn, Tri) https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911890005 The chart shows the part of the dissemination of the UK workers in five primary fields: fabricating, administrations, agribusiness/fishing, development, energy/water in 1841 and 2011. In general, the labor force assigned in administrations and development terms expanded somewhere in the range of 1841 and 2011, while the commitment of different businesses diminished.

Out of the five industries in the UK, it clearly states that there was a decrease in the distribution of labor in manufacturing, agriculture/fishing, and energy/water, all three business proportion was lower than 10%. Additionally, the percentage of employees in manufacturing and agriculture were declined dramatically, approximately 20%, on the other hand, the energy/water industry in both 1841 and 2011 is the smallest, the proportion was no more than 5%. Moreover, the distribution of labor in the construction sector accounted for the lowest proportion during the period. In addition, the proportion of workers in the construction industry increased slightly to 8% in 2011. Meanwhile, the energy/water industry in 1841 was 3%, by 2011 it decreased to only 1%.

The figures of workers in each industry are different. When the other industries have a minimum of workers, service has the highest percentage of people who work in 2011 with 83% whereas, in 1841, there is only 33% of people choose service.

In conclusion, between 1841 and 2011, the UK workforce's job composition shifted dramatically, with expansions in the construction and service industries offset by declines in all other sectors.


]]> 2021-11-25 05:06:34 UTC https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911890005 Group 1: Sophia https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/p7imiw3rpg42ru9j/wish/1911941877 The bar chart depicts the proportion of UK's workforce in five significant industries, in two years, 1841 and 2011. Overall, the rate of employment in every category witnessed a notable change during the record period, particularly the percentage of employees in the service industry shows a steep rise, whereas the manufacturing industry lost a vast amount of workers.

In detail, the number of service employees had jumped dramatically from 33% in 1841 to 81% of the total workforce by 2011. On contrary, the manufacturing and agriculture/fishing charts show both show downturns, in which manufacturing workforce dropped over a quarter, from holding largest percentage with over 36% in 1841 to 9% by the end of 2011. 
Meanwhile, agriculture/ fishing industry experienced a decrease from 22% to only 1% of the total rate of employment.

Regarding the remarkable fluctuations, other industries presented steadier trends comparing with preceding industries. In addition, construction segment reported a slight surge of 3% from 5% to 8% in 2011. Whereas, the energy/ water industries proportion dropped 2% which ranked lowest in 2011 with only 1% of the total workforce, sharing a common with agriculture/fishing industry.

In conclusion, there was a dramatic movement in the UK workforce among industries, which the majority transferred to service industry during 1841 - 2011.
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