The bar graph provide an information of percentage workers spend on work hours per week in four European countries in the year of 2002.
Overall, most of the people work 36 to 40 hours per week in Denmark, Sweden and The UK, while few people in France work for 31 to 35 hours per day.
In France there was a slight changes of percentage of workers working under 30 hours and it went approximately 9 to 15 percent workers to 11 percent. The rate of workers shot up at 50 percent and decrease about 35 percent who work up to 40 hours. About 50 plus hours there is a slight fluctuation about 10 to 9 percent. Compare to Denmark there was a low number of workers under 30 hours about 9 percent. There was a number jump of workers about 25 to 70 percent working in 40 hours. About less number of percent work in 50 plus hours.
As in Sweden the figure for workers who work under 30 hours remained stable. People working in 40 hours have more number upto 80 percent. A drop down number in 50 plus hours. In UK worker working under 30 hours remain stable. It drastically increased the workers number who work for 40 hours. Slight increase number of worker who work for 50 plus hours.