The pie charts and bar charts demonstrate the happiness frequency during last months divided by labour status and age group. More than half people in both age categories were happy most of their time. Comparatively, individuals to whom engaged to study were satisfied all the time or most of the time, whereas retired and self-employed ones demonstrate almost similar trend.
According to first and second pie charts 55.1% and 58.3% of members of the age group 50-64 and 65-74 respectively have been delighted almost all time during months. Less than 30% of both groups were glad some of the time. The percentage of people whom could have been pleased a little or none of the time were 15.6% and 14.2% individuals in the first and second age group respectively. In both age groups, it was noticed that more than half was happy most of the time, one third of them were cheerful only some of the time, whereas about 15% people were satisfied almost none of the time during the last 4 weeks.
Similar pattern occurred between people whom get pension and earn money by themselves. Greater than one-half(57.0 and 58.5) of retired and self-employed people were delighted most of the time. Proportion of people whom had been glad some of the time were 27.8% of retired and 29.3% of self-employed. The percentage of individuals who were happy a little of time were 15.2% among retired ones and 12.4% among self-employed. Whereas, people in education and training demonstrate similar pattern as previous two groups, the value of proportion differs, 72.3% of all time, 21.4% of sometimes, 6.3% almost never feel delighted during last 4 weeks.