[Task1] Table - Employment percentages of different age groups

The table below shows the  in which sector of the economy different age groups were employed. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant

Given the table provides the information on employment proportion of 9 different economy sectors by 3 age groups: 18-25, 25-40 and 40-65.

Overall, the sector having the most people working in is manufacturing while the least one is accountancy.

In the youngest age group, people prefer to work mostly in retail, manufacturing, health and other. This is quite similar to the middle age group, but this group also prefer to work in education and local government sector. The oldest group also work mostly in manufacturing but they work in retail more or less the same with the middle group's which less than 4 times that the youngest one do.

All three groups are less likely to work in law and accountancy which is accountable for 4 in law, and around 3 in accountancy, the 25-40 years-old group even has the least number working in accountancy which is just 2. Local government and education are two common sectors which all people want to work for.