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The image is a bar chart showing absenteeism survey results from a European country for 2000, 2005, and 2010. It displays reasons for not going to work: illness, stress, personal needs, family responsibilities, and unexpected problems. Illness decreased from 40% (2000) to 25% (2010). Stress increased from 15% (2000) to 25% (2005) but fell to 20% (2010). Personal needs rose from under 10% (2000) to 15% (2010). Family responsibilities increased from 15% (2000) to 20% (2005) but dropped to 10% (2010). Unexpected problems fluctuated: 5% (2000), 10% (2005), 5% (2010).
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The bar chart displays information about people who did not go to work in terms of 5 different reasons in European countries between 2000 and 2010.
Overall, it is clear that there were two figure which saw decrease( ilness and family responsibilities).
Starting with the highest trends, in 2000 approximately 45% people sick and decrease gradually to 2010 by around 10%. The next highest one is Family responsibilities with about 30% in 2000 and this figure decrease too in 2010, while the other trends increase ( stress, personall needs and unexpected problems). in 2000 strees saw only 5 % but this trend increase significantly with about 10%. The next one is un expected problems. This is also saw increase from 10 % to about 18%. The last one is personal needs. This is also higher one compere to others with almost 24% in 2005.
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