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Band 7+: The chart below shows the amount of leisure time enjoyed by men and women of different employment status. Leisure time in a typical week in hours - by sex and employment status, 1998-99.

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The image presents a bar graph showing leisure time in a typical week in hours by sex and employment status for the years 1998-99. Employment status is categorized as Employed (Full Time), Employed (Part Time), Unemployed, Retired, and Housewives. Males in Full-Time employment have around 40 hours of leisure time, while Females have around 30 hours. Males in Part-Time employment have around 70 hours, and Females have around 50 hours. Unemployed Males have just under 85 hours, and Females have just over 70 hours. Retired Males have just under 80 hours, and Females have around 60 hours. Male Housewives have around 45 hours, and Female housewives have around 80 hours.
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The chart demonstrates the amount of spare time enjoyed by males and females of different employment statuses.

Overall, men enjoyed more spare time in these statuses: unemployed, employed full time, and retired. Women enjoyed more spare time in only two of these statuses: housewives, and employed part-time.

For unemployed individuals, the male figure is 80 hours higher than the female figure of 70 hours. For retired individuals, the figures are 80 hours and 70 hours respectively. For those employed full time, the figures are 40 hours for men and 35 hours for women.

However, the proportion for women is lower than that for men in these categories.

Nevertheless, women enjoyed more spare time in these categories: employed part-time and housewives. These categories show no competition except for women. The figures for these categories are 50 hours and 40 hours respectively.

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