The provided bar graphs delineate the amount of working hours in industrial sector per week, in France, Denmark, Sweden and the UK.
Overall,
According to the first chart, in France, the smallest amount of workers were laboring from 1 to 14 hours, just under 10%, it is also noteworthy that the same number was observed for 50+ and 41-45 working hours. The most preffered was 31-35 working hours, making up just above 50%. The next noticable feature is that 36-40 working hours were preffered by approximately 35% of staff. Following that, 46-50 working hours come, comprising 20% of the total.
According to the next graph, in Denmark, most preffered working hours were 36 to 40, representing 70% of the total. The 1-14, 15-20, 21-30, 41-45, 46-50, and 50+ working hours accounted for nearly the equal shares, contributing 10% of the total. As regards 31-35 working hours, merely 21% chose.
In Sweden, the largest working sector was 36-40 group, constituting 80%. Following that, 31-35 working hours with about 38% come. The approximately same pattern was observed for 41-45 group, showcasing roughly 35%. 21-30 and 15-20 working hours sector shows a similar proportion, making up 20% of the total. Remaining sectors, 1-14, 46-50, and 50+ has an equal percentage of almost 10% of the total.