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Band 5+: Part 1: The graph below shows the weekly working hours or men and women omen in in government institutions and private institutions.

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The image displays four pie charts on hours worked. Government Sector - Men: Over 46 hours 30%, 1-2 hours 23%, 6-12 hours 23%, 31-45 hours 15%, and 13-30 hours 9%. Government Sector - Women: 6-12 hours 35%, 13-30 hours 23%, 31-45 hours 20%, 1-2 hours 18%, and Over 46 hours 4%. Private Sector - Men, visible data: Over 46 hours 34%, 13-30 hours 21%, 31-45 hours 20%, and 1-2 hours 5%. Private Sector - Women: 6-12 hours 35%, 1-2 hours 21%, 13-30 hours 20%, 31-45 hours 20%, and Over 46 hours 4%.
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The graph below provides information about total weekly working time of male and female labours in private and public sectors.

Overall, it is clear that in private sector majority of men work over 46 hours while only tiny part of women work full hours. In government institutions proportion of men workers raises only for few percents and in the same sector female workers percentage is constant.

In detail, in government sector huge number of men spend most of their time to work. It consists 30%. About 15% 31-45 hours, 9% 13-30 hours, 23% of them 6-12 hours and 23% work only 1-2 hours. In private sector only 5% of male employees work 1-2 hours, 21% 13-30 hours and 34% over 46 hours.

In contrast, in public institutions 4% of women perform tasks more than 46 hours, 20% 31-54 hours, 23% 13-30 hours, 35% 6-12 hours and 18-2 hours. In private sector there are not significant changes. 3% more women work 1-2 hours and 3% less women carry out their tasks 13-30 hours.

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Part 1: The graph below shows the weekly working hours or men and women omen in in government institutions and private institutions.

The bar charts depict the proportion of male and female workers who work different numbers of hours per week in the government and private sectors. Overall, in the government sector, the highest proportion of men worked over 46 hours per week, while women were mainly concentrated in the 6-12 hours category. The same pattern can […]

Part 1: The graph below shows the weekly working hours or men and women omen in in government institutions and private institutions.

The pie charts illustrate the proportions of male and female workers who worked different numbers of hours per week in the government and private sectors. Overall, men tended to work longer hours than women in both sectors, with the highest proportion of male workers working over 46 hours per week. By contrast, women were most […]

Part 1: The graph below shows the weekly working hours or men and women omen in in government institutions and private institutions.

The four pie charts illustrate the proportion of men and women working different numbers of hours per week in the government and private sector. Overall, the largest share of women who work between 6 and 12 hours per week, according to both segments, mean while the highest part of men serving over 46 hours. It […]

Part 1: The graph below shows the weekly working hours or men and women omen in in government institutions and private institutions.

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