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Systemrelevante Berufe nach Frauenanteil und Einkommen

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VValentineAuer
Last edited Jan 5, 2021
Created on Oct 28, 2020
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A scatterplot displays system-relevant professions in Austria, plotting average net monthly income against the percentage of female workers. Circles are colored dark red for professions with over 70% female representation, highlighting gender segregation and pay disparities. The visualization uses React with D3 v6 (scaleLinear, extent) to render SVG axes and marks, with tooltips powered by Tippy.js. Data comes from the SORA Arbeitsklimaindex research report.

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Quelle: Arbeitsklimaindex AK Oberösterreich | SORA.

Die Grafik ist Teil des Projektes #weeklyGraph.

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