Annual Pay for Doctors and Other Workers IELTS Writing Task 1

Czech Republic is the next highest paying country for its doctors, with France and Switzerland coming in second. In 2004, physicians were paid $120,000 per year in the US, compared to $70,000 per year in France and Switzerland. In contrast, the average annual salary for other US workers was around $40,000. Other employees were compensated with a salary of about $30,000 in France and $45,000 in Switzerland annually. In 2004, the average yearly salary for doctors in the Czech Republic was $70,000.

In Italy, Germany, and Finland, doctors were paid $50,000 each, compared to $55,000 in Italy and Germany. The other workers received payments totaling $20,000 in Italy, Germany, and the Czech Republic. Other employees in Finland received a yearly salary of $25,000. This clearly demonstrates the disparities between these seven nations, with the US paying its workers the highest wages while Germany, Italy, and the Czech Republic pay their workers the least.

The graph has identified the seven countries on its X-axis and includes the annual pay in thousand US Dollars on its Y-axis . The doctors in the US were paid the highest than doctors in comparison to the seven countries. France and Switzerland are second in number that paid higher to its doctors annually followed by Czech Republic. In the US, doctors had an annual pay of $120,000 in 2004 while France and Switzerland paid its doctors $70,000 annually. In 2004, the doctors in Czech Republic were paid annually $70,000. The doctors in the countries of Italy and Germany were paid $55,000 and in Finland they were paid $50,000. Further, other workers in the US were also paid higher than the annual pay for other workers in the rest of the seven countries. This implies the other workers in the US received around $40,000 annually. In Switzerland the other workers were paid $45,000 annually and in France, $30,000 were paid other workers and hence, being the second and third highest employers for other workers. In the case of the other workers, Italy, Germany and Czech Republic paid their other professional employees $20,000. In Finland, other workers were paid $25,000 annually. Accordingly, the graph clearly depicted the differences that these seven countries have between one another in terms of annual pay of doctors and other countries. With the US being the country paying highest to its doctors and other workers compared to Italy, Czech Republic and Germany being paid the lowest to its other workers.

The graph has identified the countries on its X-axis and the annual pay in thousand US Dollars on its Y-axis for the doctors and workers. The doctors in the US were paid the highest than doctors in comparison to the seven countries. In the US, doctors were paid annually a salary of $120,000 in 2004. France and Switzerland are second in number that paid higher to its doctors annually paying them an annual salary of $70,000. Followed by these countries, the doctors in Czech Republic were paid annually $60,000. Further, other workers in the US were also paid higher than the annual pay for other workers in the rest of the seven countries. This implies the other workers in the US received around $40,000 annually. In Switzerland the other workers were paid $45,000 annually and in France, $30,000 were paid other workers and hence, being the second and third highest employers for other workers. The doctors in Italy and Germany were paid an annual salary of $55,000 and in Finland they were paid annually $50,000. In the case of the other workers, Italy, Germany and Czech Republic paid their other professional employees $20,000 which is the lowest in all these countries. In Finland, other workers were paid $25,000 annually. Accordingly, the bar graph has been able to point out the differences clearly that prevailed in the annual salaries of these seven countries for doctors and other workers. With the US being the country paying highest to its doctors and other workers compared to Italy, Czech Republic and Germany being paid the lowest to its other workers.