The bar charts below display the propotions of males and females in employment in three countries between 2005 and 2015. Overall, it can be seen that drammatic changes affected all three countries (Canada, South Korea, Sweden), yet, women’s employment notably grew in 10 years.
At the first glance, in each of these countries males’ employment had equally grown by 2015. First, Canada had only 60% of men employment by the rate of 2005, however in 2015 this number had rose by 10% . Second, South Korea, which had not changed by 2015 and remained its approximately 70%. Third, in contrast with other 2 countries Sweden had more than 70% in 2005 and fell to less than 70%.
With regards to the womens’ rates, Canada took up the predominating position by employment and had notably changed and was at almost 40% in 2005 and 55% in 2015. Women in Sweden were at 40,5% by employment rates and 50% after 10 years. South Korea, which is the least one, had not changed with 10 years and remained 30% equally.