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Band 4+: The bar charts below show the percentages of men and women in employment in three countries in 2005 and 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two bar charts comparing "Employment rates by country in 2005" and "Employment rates by country in 2015", each divided into "Male" and "Female" categories for Australia, Japan, and Ireland. In 2005, Australian males at nearly 80%, females around 65%; Japanese males just under 70%, females approximately 55%; Irish males approximately 75%, females around 55%. In 2015, Australian males close to 75%, females nearly 65%; Japanese males around 65%, females just above 55%; Irish males approximately 70%, females just under 55%.
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The given bar charts illustrate the information about rate of female and male having occupation in many countries such as : Canada, South Korea and Sweden for a decade

What is the most striking when looking at the data is that the chart has an upward trend.The figure for male have career in Sweden in 2005 was the highest rate among three countries. But after ten years, that in South Korea surpassed Sweden and to became number one.

Looking at the graphs more closely, one can see that the proportion of female in employment in South Korea over a decade still spot into the lowest rate ( about 30-32%). In 2005, the rate of men have career in Canada was the lowest but, for ten years, it reached to the second and had the same percentage with Sweden (about 70%). It is noticeable that, all three coutries experienced growth after ten years.However, only the percentage of men in work in Sweden had slightly decreased in 2015 approximately 10%

In summarize,there were marked variations in the chart over ten years

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