The bar chart illustrates the average number of
hours
spent on housework by four distinct categories of Use synonyms
women
(unemployed, part-time employed and full-time), compared to men doing full-time work in the UK from 1985 and 2005.
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Overall
,in all 3 years, it is quite evident that most affairs are done by Linking Words
women
, especially the unemployed and Use synonyms
women
with part-time employment.Use synonyms
While
the trend of doing house chores increased among malesLinking Words
,
and ladies with occupations, it remained stable for unemployed Punctuation problem
apply
women
between 1985 and 2005.
Starting with unemployed ladies ,first and foremost, it accounted for 7 Use synonyms
hours
in the year 1985, Use synonyms
then
went down to 6.5 in 1995, shifted back to 7 again in 2005. Linking Words
Secondly
, Linking Words
women
with partial occupation spent approximately 5 Use synonyms
hours
doing housework from 1985 to 1995 , but gradually climbed to 2.5 Use synonyms
hours
in 2005. Use synonyms
Thirdly
, Linking Words
women
with full-time occupation contributed nearly 3 Use synonyms
hours
in 2005 , which rose from the previous 2 Use synonyms
hours
in the Use synonyms
last
two decades. Linking Words
Lastly
, for men, they spent about 1 hour doing housework consistently in the decades from 1985 to 1995, but lately in 2005, it slightly went up to 1.5 Linking Words
hours
.
In conclusion , as evident from the data , men spend less time on home affairs , Use synonyms
while
females who have no job spend the most Linking Words
hours
doing daily work between 1985 to 2005.Use synonyms