Table:
job satisfaction score of 8 or higher
high to very high extent of control over order of work
high to very high extent of control over how to do work
high to very high extent of control over speed of work
high to very high extent of control over hours of work

percent

sex

male
49.1
40.6
37.0
32.3
19.4

female
51.2
40.3
33.4
28.9
18.7

age

18 to 24
44.5
33.2
30.2
29.1
22.4

25 to 34
50.2
42.4
36.4
31.3
20.4

35 to 44
48.9
44.4
38.0
32.4
19.5

45 to 54
51.7
40.8
35.2
29.8
16.6

55 to 64
53.7
36.2
33.0
29.5
17.6

education

no postsecondary education
47.9
27.9
26.7
26.4
15.5

postsecondary below bachelor's level
50.8
41.6
34.5
31.5
16.4

postsecondary at bachelor's level or above
51.3
49.8
43.2
33.3
24.9

occupational group

manufacturing and utilities
42.5
20.4
19.9
16.2
x

natural resources and agriculture
52.9
26.1
24.0
19.6
x

trades, transport and equipment operators
50.1
26.5
26.7
27.1
9.2

sales and service
42.4
35.3
29.9
30.5
19.1

art, culture, recreation and sport
51.8
45.9
42.8
30.7
24.4

education, law and social, community and government services
56.1
43.3
41.1
29.3
15.0

health
52.9
25.5
19.9
19.9
11.4

natural and applied sciences
50.1
50.4
46.3
34.4
28.6

business, finance and administration
51.2
49.8
37.2
34.9
24.3

management
56.1
65.6
58.6
46.8
34.8

Statement: those with no postsecondary education were 7 to 22 percentage points less likely to report a high to a very high extent of control over a facet of job flexibility than those with a degree at the bachelor's level or above.
Question: what is the range of the perentages of those with no postsecondary educationless more likely to report a high to a very high extent of control over a facet of job flexibility than those with a degree at the bachelor's level or above?
Answer: [21.9, 6.9]