The graph below shows the percentage of part-time workers in each country of the United Kingdom in 1980 and 2010.

The bar graph provided information about the rate of part-time employees in each country of the United Kingdom in the year 1980 and in 2010.

Overall

, it can be seen that there are four countries. England and Wales have

rise

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a rise

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in percentage,

whereas

Northern Ireland has a

downfall

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fall

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rate.

On the other hand

, during the 1980's the worker's rate

had

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apply

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fluctuation.

The

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apply

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England in 1980 has 25% of labours for part-time work,

as well as

, in 2010 it increased to 5% of

workers

for a job.

The

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apply

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Northern Ireland in the first period has 19% and in the

,

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apply

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last

it has 18% of

workers

,

therefore

in Northern Ireland there is not much difference in the employee's amount.

Secondly

, Scotland

have

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has

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shown a rise in labour application for short-duration work.

However

, it has 10% during the beginning and drastically rises to 25%

at the end

of the era.

Moreover

, the

last

country is Wales the percentage of part-time

workers

in Wales is at

peak

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its peak

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.

In addition

, the region has an upward trend,

along with

it, it has 40% of

workers

in the year 2010.