The bar charts provide invormation about both male and female employment rates by three countries between 2005 and 2015. From an overall view, it is clear that male workers were the largest in three countries compared to the female employees.
In 2005, Canada experienced almost 60% of male workers and a little under 40% of female employees. Turning to the Sourth Korea statistics indicate that the most workers were men, accounted for 75%, whereas only 25% was females. When it comes Sweden, both gender employment rates showed the highest trend compared to other countries, accounted for approximately 80% of men and almost 40% women.
However, 2015 statistics were different. Male and female workers of Canada increased slightly by approximately 10%. While male and female employees of the South Korea remained unchanged, Employees of Sweden experienced a dramatic decline, accounted for 70% and 50%.
To sum up, although there had been some changes in employment rates, the South Korea remained stable.