The graph below shows the percentage of part-time workers in each country of the United Kingdom in 1980 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart demonstrates the proportion of part-time employees in 4 countries of the United Kingdom, namely England, Northern

Ireland

, Scotland and Wales in 1980 and 2010.

Overall

, the lowest

percentage

of part-time workers was observed in Northern

Ireland

,

while

the maximum was in Wales.

Additionally

, only in Northern

Ireland

, the

percentage

experienced a downward trend,

meanwhile

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in the other 3 countries, the ratio increased during that time.

However

, in 1980 there were

last

part-time workers in Scotland, which made up a bit over 10% and nearly doubled in 2010,

as a result

constituted about 20%. Amount of part-time employees

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only in Northern

Ireland

, which was approximately 15% in 1980 and comprised nearly 12% in 2010. The ratio describing England was high both in 1980 and 2010,

moreover

, moderate growth was observed,

therefore

in

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1980

percentage

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was equal to 25% and in 2010 it ended up a bit over 30%. Wales was the leader in both periods of time, and

although

there was no moderate rise, the

percentage

was about more than 30% in both cases.