The graph illustrates how many percentage of genders being at certain time levels used to work in Australia.
Overall, the number of working hours between men and women had significant differences in the seperate levels. It was obvious that while the quantity of time they works underwent a continuous growth from 0% to 50%, it reduced gradually at the others to gain relative balance at over 80.
At 0-50 hours, although working time of two genders witnessed remarkeble increase during the throughout period, men was faster rise than women. Certainly, in the begin, men take only 5-13% which is lower than women about 5% hours per week. Nevertheless, this did not remain when we have seen at working levels, gentlement exceeded lady 8% to hit the peak at the nearly 45%.
At 60 to over 80 hours per week, it is no doubt that the chart show recession in the data because the numbers was extremely huge, which people were not ready to spend time. At 60-80, men was nearly twice as higher as women, with 30% working. Finally, the data reached balance between two subjects at over 80 hours levels, namely 20% of total population.