Writing Task 1 The bar chart shows the number of hours worked by men & women per week in Australia in 2007. Summarise information by selecting and reporting main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given bar graph illustrates the percentage of utilized time for working by Australian male and female employees during a

week

in 2007.

Overall

, the reports show that Australian

men

spent more

hours

occupying a

week

rather than

women

. Both genders spent their most between 30-50

hours

a

week

in their working fields,

whereas

equally consumed time over 80

hours

for gaining money.

To begin

with, in the year 2007, less than a fifth of

women

had a job with 0-10 working

hours

while

a minimal percentage of

men

had the same job conditions.

Similarly

, in the 10-20

hours

, with over a fifth of females and approximately 12% of males.

However

, the situation changed

in contrast

, when these two Australian genders had 30-50

hours

of work. In

this

group, over two-fifths of

men

were working in a

week

, almost 8% more than

women

with 35%.

Although

the male population was again greater than

women

in working conditions with 60-80

hours

per

week

, the total percentage had dropped significantly for both of them.

Men

's working duration was 30%

while

women

spent about 18% in

this

situation.

Moreover

, one in ten males and females in Australia had spent over 80

hours

in their jobs in a

week