The pie charts below show the percentage of time working adults spent on different activities in a particular country in 1958 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The pie charts present the proportion of

time

an employed adult spent on various tasks.

This

includes data from 1958 to 2008.

Overall

, working adults spent the highest percentage of their

time

working.

However

, in 1958, the lowest proportion was allotted to travelling to

work

and in 2008 it was going out with family or friends. In detail, in 1958, 33% of the

time

of employed adults was spent working and

this

was followed by an adjacent 32% of their

time

sleeping.

Also

, a ratio of 19% of the

time

of working adults was done by going out with friends or family.

Moreover

, less than 10% of their

time

was allotted to relaxing at home at 8% which was four times lower than the amount of

time

working.

Furthermore

, they spent 6% of their

time

doing other interests or playing sports, and

lastly

, the lowest proportion which was thrice lower than doing sports was travelling to

work

with only 2%.

Similarly

, after 50 years, adult employees still spend 42% of their

time

at

work

.

This

was again followed by sleeping with a quarter percentage. In comparison,

this

year,

instead

of going out with their families, 13% of their

time

was to relax at home. Equally, they spent their

time

doing other interests or playing sports and travelling to

work

at 8%.

Finally

, the least

time

spent in 2008 was with their family or friends with only 6%.