The tables compares the number of average hours that male and female work, dividing into 2 types of job (full-time and part-time jobs) in 3 different European countries in the year of 2002.
Overall, it is clear that the total numbers of full-time working hours is higher than those of part-time working hours in both male and female. Moveover, Greece always has the highest working hours among 3 countries.
In terms of full-time jobs, the number of hours that males work is higher than that of females, 40.4 and 39.2 hours respectively. To be specific, the highest working hours is in Greece with 39.9 in women and 42.5 in men. Besides, Netherland has the resemblance in men and women at 38 hours. It has some sight smaller portions in UK with 37 working hours and 37.5 hours in women and men respectively.
Regarding the part-time workers, the average hours in European countries are 34 hours in females and 32 hours in males. Additionally, women in Greece and Netherland work around 29 hours per week, followed by that of women in UK with 28 hours. Also, the countries that have the highest hours in men is Greece with exactly 30 hours per week, followed by UK and Netherland with 29 and 28.3 hours respectively.