Band 4+: The diagrams below show the main reasons workers chose to work from home and the hours males and females worked at home for the year 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates the cause of men and women who chose to work at home, while the table depicts total hours of working in 2019.

In general, for the most of part, people had a tendency to open their own businesses, rather than childcare. There was a different comparison of hours working of males and females all of the age during 2019.

One of the main reason for transferring to home that manage the money easily reached at 69% and 65% of males and females respectively. Besides, the figure for convenience was at 12% of females, which was lower than 14% compared to males. In addition, the childcare reason of females was higher than males, at 23% and 5%.

Looking specifically at the distribution across the number of the hours worked in 2005, it is clearly seen that the women share for working more way than men, the former at 73% and the latter at 2%. While the average of 10 to 30 hours was approximately similar between males and females with 16% and 22% respectively. In contrast, there was a difference between man and women, the man scored at 82% while the females only 5%.