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 data derived from
two
charts depicts the number of working hours
per week in industrial
sector in European countries like Add an article
the industrial
France
and Denmark
in 2002.
Overall
, in France
the percentage of workers fluctuated in working hours
, meanwhile
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meanwhile,
Denmark
experienced a stagnant trend with the exception of two
categories. Nevertheless
, both countries attained the highest percentages of workers in two
common sectors of working hours
.
On the one hand, in 2002, France
reached 50% of workers who spent 31-35 working hours
per week, following a decrease to approximately 35 percent
in the next group with longer Change the spelling
per cent
hours
of labour. Meanwhile, Denmark
had the highest percentage of 50 in this
sector of 26-40 working hours
,
and a lower rate of just above 20 in the previous group.
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apply
According to
the two
charts, it can be seen that other categories of hours
in performance mildly fluctuated only hitting 20% top, in France
. Likewise
, in Denmark
, other sectors of working hours
has
been stagnant; remaining at the same level of 10%.Change the verb form
have
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