The given chart illustrates the number of men and women taking part in social work in the country of Fancy between 1992 and 2000.
In general, the participation of both genders witnessed a noticeable upward trend. Additionally, the number of male workers outweighed the women for most of the recorded years but then reached the same numbers in the last year of the period.
In 1992, the men’s figure began at 4000 people doing social work. The category then increased sharply to 6000 people in the next two years. The growth remained virtually unchanged until 1996, narrowing the gap with women participants. The workers numbers continued to increase significantly from 1998 to 2000, reaching a peak of 10000 people.
Regarding the women’s component, it accounted for one half of men’s engagement in 1992. The number followed a continuous increasing trend, climbing slightly to 3000 in 1994. The category experienced a notable rise in the next two years, reaching the equal number of participants with men. The number of women social workers leveled off and indicated 10000 people by the end of the period, gradually eradicated the gap with male gender.
