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.
The charts illustrate the percentage of manpower and their working
hours
per week
in the industrial sector of two different European countries in the year 2002.
According to
France industrial work
statistics-2002, 50 per cent of people work
between 31-35 hours
per week
and 35 percent
of men and women spend their time in the office is about 36-40 Change the spelling
per cent
Hours
per seven days. On the other side, there are few
10% Correct article usage
a few
professionals
Change preposition
of professionals
limited
their working Wrong verb form
limit
hours
an
average of 20 Change preposition
to an
hours
out 168 hours
of time. Shockingly, there are very rare workers who allocated
Wrong verb form
allocate
businness
Correct your spelling
business
hours
up to 50 + hours
per week
.
Whereas
in Denmark, the industrial data shows almost 70% of manpower works 6 hours
per day and 36-40 hours
per week
. 0-10% of people work
for 30 hours
and 50+ hours
as well on a weekly basis.
Overall
, France people are dedicated to their work
when compared to Denmark citizens to develop the
industrialisation.Correct article usage
apply
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