The bar chart illustrates how many hours of leisure time people spend relaxing in a typical week, categorized by sex and employment status, from 1998 to 1999.
Overall, men employed full-time, unemployed men, and retired men usually spend more leisure time than women. Additionally, only employed females and housewives are presented, and there are no males in the same employment status.
Unemployed and retired males have shown the greatest amount of leisure time, with similar figures, nearly 88 hours, whereas females made up around 78 hours. In the meantime, full-time employed men had approximately half as much leisure time as unemployed and retired men, at around 57 hours, while women had slightly less than 40 hours.
Only females who were employed part-time and housewives were presented and enjoyed their free time. Part-time employed women accounted for 40 hours, while housewives were spending more hours, around 50.
