7 July 2025, The bar charts below show the percentages of men and women in employment in three countries in 2005 and 2015.

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of the workforce in three different countries in 2005 and 2015, broken down by gender.

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, the

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of male employees was higher than that of females in all nations. In terms of Canadian male workers,

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the figure had the lowest share among male workers in the other countries in 2005, at just over 60%, it increased slightly to exactly 70%. Meanwhile, the

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of males working in Sweden accounted for nearly 80% in 2005, making it the highest number compared to other categories.

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, it dropped marginally and recorded an equal

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with that of Canadian male workers in 2015. There was a steady

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in the male labour force in South Korea from around 75% to 78%.

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of the female labour force in all countries experienced growth. In Canada,

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figure grew from 38% to 55%, which was the highest increase relative to the three.

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, South Korea had the lowest share in both years,

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it showed a small rise from 30% to 35%. In Sweden, similar to its male employees, the opposite sex

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represented the largest

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in 2005, at 45%, and

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number climbed by 15

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points to reach 50%.