The graph below shows information on employment rates across 6 countries in 1995 and 2005.

The bar graph illustrates the

data

on rates of employment in six different countries

i.e

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i.e.

;

Australia

,

Switzerland

,

Iceland

, the

UK

, New

Zealand

and the

USA

in 1995 and 2005.

Overall

it can be seen that male

employees

in

Iceland

show the highest percentage among the six countries in both 1995 and 2005.

Furthermore

, in

Switzerland

, female

employees

stood the largest percentage in 1995 and 2005. Looking at the male and female

data

sets in 2005 in more detail it is evident that approximately 83% of male

employees

were in

Iceland

which increased significantly from 70.50% in 1995

while

Australia

,

Switzerland

, and the

UK

show 69%, 79%, and 71% respectively in 2005. The

USA

and New

Zealand

represent similar

data

about 70.50% of male

employees

.

On the other hand

,

Switzerland

provides the highest

data

on female

employees

accounting for 69% which

also

rose from 56% in 1995. The

data

of women continuously lower than men

employees

in

Australia

,

Iceland

, the

UK

, New

Zealand

and the

USA

were 39%, 51%,61%, 41% and 60.5% respectively. Turning to the men and women

data

sets in 1995 in more detail

it is clear that

71%, 65%, 56% and 55% of male

employees

were in

Iceland

,

Switzerland

,

Australia

and the

UK

while

New

Zealand

and the

USA

remained almost same

data

on 60% in 1995.

In addition

, women worker rates in

Switzerland

stood at 56% which was the largest in 1995 among six countries.

Australia

,

Iceland

, the

UK

, New

Zealand

and the

USA

show 36%, 42%, 51%, 25% and 45% respectively for female workers in 1995.