The bar chart below demonstrates the proportion of men and women in employment in three different nations namely, Australia, Japan, Ireland between 2005 to 2015. Overall, it is obvious that the percentage of men increased constantly, while the rate of women was lower than the male figure throughout 10 years.
To be specific, in 2005 the percentage of male in employment in Australia accounted for 61%, then Japan which is one of the highest in the bar chart approximately 75%, in Ireland the figure was just under 70%. While the proportion of women that had an occupation in Australia was 49%, then Japan the figure was lower at 30%, in Ireland the percentage was higher than Japan which accounted for 45%.
In the next ten years, the data was changed the figure of men that has been recruited
in Australia and Ireland it increased significantly at about 70%, in Japan the percentage of men in engagement was increasing constantly accounting for 79%. In contrast, the rates of female employment in Australia rose dramatically to 55% . Meanwhile, the data in Japan rose slightly to 35%. In Ireland, the rates increased slightly from 45% to 50%.