The charts below show the percentage of Australian men and women in three age groups who were employed in 1984, 2001 and 2014.

The bar charts illustrate statistics concerning how many male and female individuals in

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were employed in Australia in three distinct

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categories.

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, employers presented a high tendency to recruit people between the ages of 35 and 44 in all years.   Regarding the

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group between 35 and 44, it was the most commonplace

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of recruitment in Australia, remaining stable at around 98 per

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,  the highest

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in all three years. In 1984, the

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of

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between the ages of 15 and 19 represented the second-highest number, accounting for over 50 per

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of employed

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.

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, there was a low tendency to employ the oldest

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group, between 60-64, in 1984, with the level starting at under half of employed

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.   Both the youngest and oldest

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groups had witnessed  stability by 2001, as the

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of both groups continued at a similar level in 1984. In 2014,

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the

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of

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between 15 and 19 decreased slightly to 50 per

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, the

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of the oldest employed

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increased drastically by nine per

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to 55 per

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.

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, over time, it seemed that older

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were likely to be hired.