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Band 5+: The chart below shows the amount of leisure time enjoyed by men and women of different employment status.Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

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The image indicates leisure time in hours per week by sex and employment status for 1998-99, showing: Employed full-time, Males at approx. 45 hours, Females at approx. 24 hours; Employed part-time, Males at approx. 50 hours, Females at approx. 48 hours; Unemployed, Males at 80 hours, Females at approx. 78 hours; Retired, Males at 82 hours, Females at approx. 76 hours; Housewives, Females at 54 hours, with no equivalent data for Males.
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The chart illustrates how many leisure or spare time that owned by men and women who are employed full time, employed part-time, unemployed, retired, and housewives in 1998-1999.

Overall men have more leisure time than women. But the amount hours of leisure time for men and women not slightly different, except for he employed part-time and housewives. We can’t see the difference because the data doesn’t show it.

Men who are unemployed and retired have approrximately 90 hours leisure time, which is the highest time than others. Then, employed full time men only have half of the amount of unemployed and retired men leisure time. On the other hand, unemployed and retired women have the highest amount of leisure time in compare with other women employment type, they are almost have 80 hours leisure time. The leisure time that owned by employment full time, part time, and housewives is not slightly different, they are around 38 hours, 41 hours, and 58 hours respectively.

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