THE CHART SHOWS THE NUMBER OF WORKING HOURS PER WEEK, IN INDUSTRIAL SECTOR, IN 4 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN 2002

The bar charts depict information about how much percentage of workers had

the

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a

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specific range of working

hours

in a week in four European countries in the year 2002.

Overall

, the maximum group in Denmark, Sweden and the UK worked for 36 to 40

hours

whereas

in France it was between 31 and 35

hours

.

To begin

with, In Denmark and Sweden, the most prominent working

hours

was

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were

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36 to 40

hours

constituting around 70 to 80 per cent of people. In the former, approximately 25%

people

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of people

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worked for 31-35

hours

and in the latter, it was about 39%. Employees working in other working

hours

in both countries stayed the same with an approximate figure of less than 20%. It is evident that the majority of the employees worked around 36 to 40

hours

in the UK

while

in France it was around 31 to 35

hours

.

Additionally

,working

hours

range

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36 to 40 was the second most

hours

where 40 per cent perform their tasks. The Percentage of employees in the remaining working

hours

in the UK was less than 20 per cent.