the bar chart compares the male and female working hours in Australia in 2007
The bar chart illustrates how many
hours
men
and women
worked per week in Australia in 2007. Overall
, it is clear that
the number of women
is less than men
in jobs with 50 to 80 working hours
, and the highest number of both men
and women
were employed in jobs with 30 to 50 working hours
.
In detail, most people worked 30 to 50 hours
in Australia in 2007, less than 45 percent
of Change the spelling
per cent
men
and 35 percent
of Change the spelling
per cent
women
. By increasing the working hours
to 60 to 80 hours
, similar to the previous group, there were more men
workers than women
ones, at one-third and around 20 percent
respectively. Change the spelling
per cent
However
, the pattern was different for people who worked more than 80 hours
a week, having an equal proportion at 10 percent
.
The pattern of male and female workers spending 20 Change the spelling
per cent
hours
or less at workplace
was opposite of those who worked between 30 to 80 Add an article
the workplace
hours
since the majority of them were female, 15 to over 20 percent
worked 0 to 10 hours
and 10 to 20 hours
respectively. On the other hand
, these numbers dropped by half for men
with the same working hours
. The lowest percentage of men
belonged to this
area who worked less than 10 hours
at 5 percent
, Change the spelling
per cent
while
the fewest women
worked in jobs with weekly work of 80 hours
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