The charts below show the number of working hours per week, in industrial sector, in four European countries in 2002. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons with relevant.

A glance at the bar charts depicts a comparison between four nations (France,

Denmark

,

Sweden

and the UK) in the

weakly

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working

hours

corresponding to the proportion of

workers

in an industrial sector in 2002.

Overall

, it is clear from the graphs that the people in

Denmark

,

Sweden

and Great Britain worked from 36 to 40

hours

with the highest

number

of

workers

. As for the French, the maximum working time was from 31 to 35

hours

with the largest

number

of

workers

. With the half of people working, France and England witnessed different values of efforts in work

according to

the work with ranges (31 - 35)h and (36 - 40)h, respectively. For other values, the British experienced a gradual increase in working

hours

with the rising

number

of

workers

whereas

the French had fluctuating numbers. In terms of

Denmark

and

Sweden

, the data showed a similar trend with a change in

number

of

workers

for each.

Furthermore

, it can be deduced that 80% of

workers

in

Sweden

had done the same work as 70% in

Denmark

.