These four pies show the percentage of men and women in different organisations with different working duration in each week in the UK in 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts compare the proportion of two
gender
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in
different
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workplace
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workplaces
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with different working
hours
weekly in the UK in 2014. From the overall perspective, 46 more
hours
was the highest proportion of working duration in both
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organizations
organisations
organasitions
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organisations
except
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of
female
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in private companies. In government, It is clear that 30% of male employees
works
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for over 46
hours
a
week
, while the
figure
of that for female was 36%. The men
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less than 12
hours
a
week
made up 46%, while the
figure
for women was 45. 24% of the men worked between 13 to 45
hours
a
week
, 6% higher than that of women. In
private
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a private
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company
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companies
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, male employees who work over 46
hours
a
week
comprised 34% , almost 8 times bigger than the
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for
female
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females
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. the
figure
for
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a male
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male
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males
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who worked between 13 and 45
hours
was 3% bigger than that of
female
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females
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, whereas the
figure
of
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work between 1 and 12
hours
for women was 33% bigger than
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that of
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of
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male
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males
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.
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