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The bar graph compares a ten-year difference (1998 and 2008) of freelancers’ share in total workforce in five European countries. Overall, despite declining figures, Greece and Turkey had significantly more self-employed people than those in the rest given nations. At the same time, relatively more people became freelancers in Russia, Slovakia, and Czech republic. Yet, the ranking of countries according total amount of self-employed people remained unchanged, Turkey and Russia showing the highest and the lowest shares accordingly.
As for the countries with higher self-employment percentages, Turkey dominated in each year although more people begun working in organizations there. Almost 55% of total workforce controlled their income source independently in 1998 but it declined to below 40% in the next year. It was followed by Greece which showed about 10% difference, with a drop to 33% in 2008.
In Czech republic, Slovakia, and Russia, however, higher share of total workforce worked either for government or private sector. While it was about 15% with a 4% growth in Czech in 2008, almost the same increase to 11% was shown in Slovakia. The least amount of workers were self-employed in Russia as it was only about 5% in each year, with almost unnoticeable increase.
As for the countries with higher self-employment percentages, Turkey dominated in each year although more people begun working in organizations there. Almost 55% of total workforce controlled their income source independently in 1998 but it declined to below 40% in the next year. It was followed by Greece which showed about 10% difference, with a drop to 33% in 2008.
In Czech republic, Slovakia, and Russia, however, higher share of total workforce worked either for government or private sector. While it was about 15% with a 4% growth in Czech in 2008, almost the same increase to 11% was shown in Slovakia. The least amount of workers were self-employed in Russia as it was only about 5% in each year, with almost unnoticeable increase.
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The charts compares doctors according to their number, gender and place of birth in three different years with ten years gap from 1986 to 2006.
Overall, over the years Australian healthcare system hired more doctors and while the most of them were native in initial two decades, in the final both Australian-born and non-native doctors constituted equal amount of workforce. Gender disparity, however, was evident despite increasing number of female healthcare specialists.
As for the number and the origin of doctors, in 1986, there were 23720 doctors fulfilling their responsibilities, and more than 60% of them were native doctors. After a decade, the employ-ability of non-native doctors were above 40% of 29,060 doctors in total. According to record, in the final year 17725 native and the same non-native doctors were working in Australia.
Gender difference among doctors in Australia was obvious, with the dominance of male workforce in spite of decline figures over the years. In 1986 almost 75% of doctors there were male, while in the next given year the amount of female doctors were half of male healthcare specialists, with 33%. The more females became doctors constituting 40% of total doctors in Australia in 2006.
Overall, over the years Australian healthcare system hired more doctors and while the most of them were native in initial two decades, in the final both Australian-born and non-native doctors constituted equal amount of workforce. Gender disparity, however, was evident despite increasing number of female healthcare specialists.
As for the number and the origin of doctors, in 1986, there were 23720 doctors fulfilling their responsibilities, and more than 60% of them were native doctors. After a decade, the employ-ability of non-native doctors were above 40% of 29,060 doctors in total. According to record, in the final year 17725 native and the same non-native doctors were working in Australia.
Gender difference among doctors in Australia was obvious, with the dominance of male workforce in spite of decline figures over the years. In 1986 almost 75% of doctors there were male, while in the next given year the amount of female doctors were half of male healthcare specialists, with 33%. The more females became doctors constituting 40% of total doctors in Australia in 2006.
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🏛 Kompaniya: Consulting
💵 Maosh: Suhbat asosida kelishilinadi
📍 Manzil: Mirzo Ulugbek metro yaqinida
☝️ Ish turi - Toʻliq stavka 6/1
Talablar:
— Sotuv boʻyicha tajribaga ega
— Ishga ma’suliyatli
— Kompyuter savodxonligi
—Xushmuomala, kirishimli
☎️ Bog‘lanish: Telegramdan : @hr_manager1504
+998993233839
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