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 available bar charts illustrate the rate of weekly Service

hours

of industrial employees of France and Denmark in 2002.

Overall

,

it is clear that

in both

countries‘

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majority

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the majority

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of employees spend 31 to 40

hours

of their week at work .

However

, they show

diferent

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different

proportions in

eachof

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each of

them . The French show a slight fluctuation in the first three groups of working shifts going slightly above and below 10%.

Then

, there is a sharp increase in the numbers indicating half of

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the Industerial

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Industerial

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Industrial

staff

having

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working

hours

ranging from 31 to 36. As the length of time grows, the figures for individuals

decreases

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reaching 10% at 41-45 followed by an unexpected growth in 46-50 by 20%. Denmark ,

however

, depicts a somewhat steady proportion of 10% of staff in different ranges of

the

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business

hours

with two major exceptions being the fact that Just above

one fifth

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of Danish employees work 31-35

hours

and more than half of them 36-40.