The bar chart compares the amount of leisure time available to men and women across five different employment statuses.
Overall, it is clear that unemployed and retired individuals enjoyed the highest levels of free time, whereas those employed full-time had the least. Another notable feature is that data for part-time workers and housewives was recorded exclusively for women.
Looking at the highest figures, unemployed men had the most leisure time (approximately 85), closely followed by retired men (around 83). The levels for women in both of these categories were slightly lower, standing at roughly 78 for both unemployed and retired females.
Turning to the other categories, men working full-time had about 45 units of leisure time, which was higher than the figure for their female counterparts (around 38). Interestingly, there was no data recorded for males in the part-time and housewife categories. Women working part-time enjoyed a figure of about 40, while housewives had exactly 50 of leisure time.
