The charts give information about the percentage of male and female employees across various ages,
as well as
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age
of their youngest Use synonyms
child
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Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
the majority of Linking Words
both
male and female workers were in the 35-49 Use synonyms
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while
the most common Linking Words
age
of their Use synonyms
child
was 16-20 for men, and 6-10 for women.
Looking at the first chart, it is evident that the employment peaked for Use synonyms
both
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males
and Use synonyms
females
aged between 35 and 49, reaching about 80% for each one. The lowest employment rates for Use synonyms
both
genders were recorded in the 16-25 Use synonyms
age
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group
, accounting for 20% and 15%, respectively. Employees who were 60+ for female in 25%, Use synonyms
while
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males
represented 10% more than Use synonyms
females
. The workers for Use synonyms
both
men and women aged between 50 and 59 , reaching 80% and 70%, respectively. Whilst the 26-34 Use synonyms
age
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group
represented nearly 67% for each gender.
Turning to the second graph, it is apparent that about 60% of employees' children aged no older than five years oldUse synonyms
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child
were 60% of Use synonyms
males
and Use synonyms
females
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While
the Linking Words
males
were in the 6 to 25 Use synonyms
age
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group
represented almost the same percentage, with about 75%, it is apparent that the highest employee Use synonyms
child
rates for man was recorded in the 16-20 Use synonyms
age
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group
, at a little more than 75%. The lowest rates for female was recorded in 6-10, reaching about 55%. And the remaining Use synonyms
age
groups for Use synonyms
females
are almost the same , with 65%Use synonyms