The bar chart illustrates information on average hours of unpaid work done married men and women in three different categeories- without children, with 1 or 2 children, and with 3 or more children.
The given diagram represent the avarage amount for people work every week with number of hours work unpaid by different categories. The data shows about the maried men and womens who are with kids and without kids.
A glance at the bar chart given reveals the mean hours of free work per week done by individuals in different groups. Based on the overall perspectives, it can be seen that females get higher unpaid hours than males. Bes
The bar chart illustrates the unpaid work hours per week done by different people. At first sight, we can divide the people described into two groups: the first group contains married women who showed the most amount of
The bar chart illustrates the mean hours per week of unpaid labor,such as looking after the children at home,house chores,and gardening done by married women and married men,without children,with 1-2 children,and with 3
A glimpse in a graph provided reveals that the avarage times that people do not reciewed money for work in the seperated groups, men and women. It is evidence that there are some causes suggested in the below graph.
The bar chart illustrates information about the average hours of unpaid work per week done by individuals in different categories. Overall, it can be seen that married women were higher hours than married men.
The bar chart illustrates the average proportion of the hours of work which are not paid every week, for three different categories, broken down by gender.
The bar chart provides information on the total unpaid hours of childcare workers a week, categorised into married women and men groups with some children.
The bar chart illustrates the number of average hours which married people in different 3 groups spent on doing chore in a week. Overall, it can be clearly seen from the chart that married women significantly spent more
The bar chart depicts the numbers of married men and married women who doing unpaid work cars for kids and chores, with three conditions without children, With 1-2 children, more than 3 children.Clear noticed that marrie
The supplied graph makes comparisons between married women and men in terms of the average hours spent on unpaid work such as childcare in the home, housework, and gardening.
The bar graph illustrates information about married men and women unpaid done throughout the week such as household chores, and taking care of their family. At first glance, it could be consider that the highest work was