The bar chart compares the leisure time spent by two genders in one week according to their work status between 1998 and 1999.
Overall, men tended to have more free time compared to women in any of the given categories where both sexes were represented. One detail that stood out was that there was no data provided about leisure hours of an average part-time male worker and a house husband.
Full-time workers had relatively less spare time, slightly over 45 hours per week for men and under 40 hours for women respectively. Similar pattern was observed in a figure for unemployed and retired elderly people. According to the chart, males had over 80 hours of leisure weekly, while females had less than 80 hours, which was the highest point of the graph.
Meanwhile, females who work part-time spent around 40 hours of leisure time a week, approximately five hours more than women employed full-time. Then this statistic for housewives rose to around 50 hours.
