Employment Types Below are the three main employment types. Can you think of examples of each? Primary (Getting raw materials) Secondary (Processing raw.

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Employment Types Below are the three main employment types. Can you think of examples of each? Primary (Getting raw materials) Secondary (Processing raw materials) Tertiary (The service sector) Health service Transportation Education Entertainment Tourism Finance Retail Heavy manufacturing Light manufacturing Food production Oil refining Energy production Mining Farming Fishing

These pie charts show employment types in different countries Describe what the Pie Charts tell you. What information must you always remember to include on a Pie Chart? What information doesn’t each Pie Chart tell you? A key The pie chart doesn’t tell you how many people are in each sector, just the percentage of the total population.

What does this graph show about how employment is changing in the UK? What do you think “quaternary” employment is?