The diagram illustrates how many men and women worked at home To save money, be more productive, and have easier childcare. Additionally, the table shows how many Males and females worked hours of work per week in 2019.
Overall, it appears that, what stands out from the diagram is the considerable upward trend to save money by males, which was the highest worker whereas the Easier childcare was the lower workers in 2019.
Initially, the graph shows the higher percentage of male workers from home to save money 45% and be more productive 24% and higher percentages. However, the male workers consistently increased in two workers, and the female working from home for easier childcare 26%.
In the last stage, the Table shows more males working over 30 hours 81% and female working under 10 hours 74%from home. While the 10 to 30 hours 22% female. In contrast, under 10 hours male workers 3% and over 30 hours female workers was 6% these as the lowest point
