the chart below shows the amount of leisure time enjoyed by men and women of different employment status. write a report.
The given graph displays the quantity of
time
that people from different working classes enjoy from 1998 to 1999 by gender.
Overall
, men
have more leisure time
than women
in most of the categories. Meanwhile, women
have more time
for themselves in some classes.
It is observed that among the people who are employed full-time
, men
have more time
to themselves than women
. However
, the difference between their relaxation time
is not that great as men
have just over 40 hours
and women
have just below 40 hours
to enjoy. Furthermore
, it is a similar case for the unemployed sector as well where the males
have more time
than the females only by a margin of a few hours
. But this
time
it was around 80 hours
for both males
and females. Similarly
, the same situation has struck the people with retired status where they too have males
having just slightly more time
to themselves than the females, roughly being around 80 hours
.
On the contrary
, in the part-time
employment status, we can see that ladies have leisure time
that is
approximately 40 hours
, which is more than the males
as men
generally tend to be working in a full-time
job if not unemployed or retired. The same goes for the housewives sector where women
get more time
to themselves at around 55 hours
. Specifically, the reason for this
is that a very tiny majority of men
actually work as the "housewives" of the house.Submitted by srinathan.raghu on
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