THE CHART SHOWS THE NUMBER OF WORKING HOURS PER WEEK, IN INDUSTRIAL SECTOR, IN 4 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN 2002
The given column graphs compare the number of
hours
spent on work weekly by the industrial workforce in France, Denmark, Sweden and the UK in 2002.
it can be seen that the maximum of people worked 36-40 hours
, but in, France the maximum sum of workers worked 31-35 hours
per week. Overall
, it was a country where the people worked for the least hours
, whereas
the Swedish spent the most time on work among residents from four different countries.
In France, approximately half the servants worked 31-35 spans of 60 minutes per week. The data for dwellers who worked for 36-40 hours
and 46-50 hours
was 35% and 20% respectively. The figures for the rest categories accounted for around 10% of workers each.
The last
two nations witnessed the highest proportion of residents working for 36-40 hours
, which was quite different from that of the nation above. The second and third place came from 31-35 group and 41-45 group employees (25% and 10% in Denmark, 35% and 30% in Sweden). Plus, the record of people working for the remaining hours
was higher in Denmark than in Sweden. It is interesting to note that in the UK, the percentage of those working 50 + hours
was the maximum. Moreover
, almost 50% worked 36-40 hours
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