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Band 6+: Leisure time in a typical week: by sex and employed status, 1998-99

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The provided bar chart compares the weekly hours of spare time of the genders in five fields: employed full time, unemployed, retired, employed part time, and housewives between 1998 and 1999.

Broadly, it can be seen that the men had more free time in the employed full time, unemployed, and retired in comparison with that of the women, while the females leisure was alone in the employed part time and housewives spheres.

According to the bar chart, the hours of free time of the males were more in the employed full time compared to that of the females, with about 48 and just under 40, respectively. However, the women had 40 and around 50 in the employed part time and housewives, respectively, without any contender.

When it comes to the unemployed and retired spheres, although the unemployed and retired women had much free time, the leisure of the men was more compared with that of the females, the males having 80, varying by 10 from that of the females.

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Leisure time in a typical week: by sex and employed status, 1998-99

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