The given charts illustrate how many average weekly hours spent for full time and part time working in three countries last year, in comparison between men and women. Overall, men with full time job had slightly higher working time than women, while women surpass them in part time job.
Last year, men who work full time in UK spent the longest at about 42 working hours in average, followed by Greek and Dutch men at just above 40 and around 38 hours, respectively. Meanwhile, the highest figure who had most working time in full time employment was Greek women at 40 hours. For British and Dutch women only spent about 39 and 36 hours, respectively.
In part time employment, Greek women worked at approximately 22 hours, followed by British at around 18 and Dutch just below it at 16 hours. In contrast, men part timer in Greece spent 20 hours, in UK worked 17 hours, and in Netherlands spent 14 hours.