The table below shows how the UK unemployed spent their time last year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates what men and women in the UK who didn't work did in their daily lives for the past year.

Overall

, it can be seen that the majority of females were busy with domestic chores,

while

most of the men were searching for a job both before and after noon.

In addition

, both genders were more productive in the

mornings

rather than in the afternoons in the past year. Almost half of the women were occupied with housework in the

mornings

the

last

year and 21% of them were busy with those chores in the afternoon.

On the other hand

, 22% of the men were job hunting in the early hours of the day, and 12% of them were doing it before the evening.

Along with

searching for occupation, males were engaged with shopping and housework in the

mornings

(with about 20%), which declined in the afternoon with 9% and 7%, respectively. Only 1% of them stayed in bed in the late part of the day, in comparison, none of the females did

this

or played a sport during the same part of the day. The following engaging things for women were purchasing and seeking a job in the

mornings

with 26% and 16% and only around 15% were doing it in the afternoons.