The bar charts below show the percentages of men and women in employment in three countries in 2005 and 2015.

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the proportion of males and females in the workforce in

Canada

, South

Korea

and

Sweden

in the

year

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2005 and 2015.

Overall

, over the given decades the

amount

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of working men

was

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consistently superior to

women

.

However

,

in

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respect to growth, all three countries saw an increment in female workers,

while

the quantity of men varied over the

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period. Regarding men, in 2005,

Sweden

employed the highest number with a figure of approximately 79%. South

Korea

came in a close second accounting for about three-quarters recruited Man. Followed by

Canada

which stood at just above 60%.

However

, these values all witnessed changes by 2015, with South

Korea

amounting to the most rated with a little below 80%, and

Canada

increased to exactly 70%. Notably,

Sweden

reduced by 10% having the same rate of male workers as

Canada

. Woman,

on the other hand

, experienced a rise in their employment rate

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2015.

Initially

in 2005, holding the same

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position as me,

Sweden

outnumbered all other countries by hiring nearly 45%

women

,

then

Canada

had just under 45%, and the country with the least amount of

women

in the workforce was South

Korea

comprising 30% employers. But by 2015,

Sweden

and

Canada

held opposite positions with percentages of 50% and roughly 54% respectively. South

Korea

was still the lowest at recruiting

women

constituting an estimate of about a third.