the graphs below show the percentage of men and women aged 60-64 who were employed in four countries in 1970 and 2000

The bar charts display the percentage of individuals aged 60-64 who remained in the

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force, categorized by gender, in the years 1970 and 2000. From an

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perspective, it's clear that the number of senior employees decreased over time across all countries, with a sharper decline observed among

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compared to men.

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Belgium

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experienced the most significant reduction in the percentage of elderly workers for both genders. In 1970, 795 of

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aged 60-64 in

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and 76% in

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were employed, slightly lower than the

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(86%) and

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(84%). Thirty years later, these figures dropped by 8 to 13% in the

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,

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and

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,

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saw a significant decrease of 27% in the

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of working males. For women aged 60-64, the employment rates varied more widely among the four nations

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to men . In 1970, the

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had the highest percentage of working women at 78%, followed by

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(65%),

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(63%), and

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at 56%. By 2000, the figures had notably decreased to around 45 to 50% in the

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, and

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experienced a minimal decline of 8%.