The table shows the proportion of women in the labor force and women in management in five countries
The given table illustrates the proportion of
women
in two occupations across 5 countries. The data is shown as a percentage for both careers. In general, there are 2 countries which have a balanced proportion of female employees in both job categories, Use synonyms
while
the others do not.
A balanced career proportion for female professionals belongs to Australia and The United States. The former country has a 1% Linking Words
gap
between those who work in the Use synonyms
labour
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force
and in management, Use synonyms
whereas
managerial-role Linking Words
women
dominate more. The latter country has the opposite condition, with there are 46% of Use synonyms
women
in the Use synonyms
labour
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force
, with those in management at 43%.
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On the other hand
, Japan has the biggest Linking Words
gap
between these 2 careers with a 25% Use synonyms
gap
. There are only 17% of Japanese Use synonyms
Women
who work in Management, which puts Use synonyms
this
country as the one whose female population work in the Linking Words
labour
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force
at 48%. Following Japan, Sri Lanka comes up with 42% of Use synonyms
women
in the Use synonyms
labour
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force
with a 33% difference from those in managerial roles. Meanwhile, the smallest Use synonyms
gap
occurs in Egypt at 8% with 20% of Egyptian Use synonyms
women
working in the Use synonyms
labour
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force
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Vocabulary: Replace the words women, gap, labour, force with synonyms.
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