The bar chart illustrates the proportion of male and female in employment in different countries between 2005 and 2015.
Overall, it is clear that the data for Sweden employment for male made up the highest in 2005, while the count for South Korea for female was the lowest. In contrast the figure for Sweden for male saw a slight increase by 2015.
Focusing on the two categories, Sweden has the highest number of male employment with a total of 80% and it experienced a dramatic decline to 70% until 2015. The figure for female employment in Sweden made up 45% in 2005 and it increased slowly to 50% by 2015.The figure for female employment in South Korea comprised 29% and it decreased significantly to 35% by 2015, but the count for male increased slightly until 2015.
Turning to the remaining categories, the count for Canada for male was 60% in 2005 and it saw a dramatic increase to 70% by 2005. The count for female in Canada accounted for 35% in 2005 and it inclined considerably to 50%.