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The image presents a table detailing the time allocation of unemployed individuals in the UK last year, segmented into morning and afternoon for both men and women. For housework, morning men 19%, morning women 49%, afternoon men 8%, afternoon women 14%. Shopping: morning men 20%, morning women 26%, afternoon men 9%, afternoon women 17%. Job hunting: morning men 22%, morning women 26%, afternoon men 6%, afternoon women 12%. Visiting friends or relatives: morning men 6%, morning women 10%, afternoon men 12%, afternoon women 17%. Gardening: morning men 4%, morning women 9%, afternoon men 13%, afternoon women 8%. TV: morning men 19%, morning women 17%, afternoon men 14%, afternoon women 12%. Reading: morning men 6%, morning women 10%, afternoon men 12%, afternoon women 18%. Decorating: morning men 9%, morning women 4%, afternoon men 2%, afternoon women 3%. Walking: morning men 4%, morning women 3%, afternoon men 7%, afternoon women 2%. Nothing/sitting around: morning men 8%, morning women 3%, afternoon men 8%, afternoon women 4%. Staying in bed: morning men 9%, morning women 2%, afternoon men 3%, afternoon women 2%. Visiting town: morning men 4%, morning women 18%, afternoon men 1%, afternoon women 2%. Playing sport: morning men 8%, morning women 1%, afternoon men 4%, afternoon women 1%. Drinking: morning men 2%, morning women 1%, afternoon men 3%, afternoon women 1%.
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The table illustrates the percentage of 14 activities done by unemployed women and men in the UK during morning and afternoon hours reported last year.
Overall, significant proportion of men and women are reporting to be busy with housework, shopping and job hunting in the morning, whilst in afternoon hours more women are visiting parents or relatives, still doing housework and shopping in contrast of men being busy with watching TV, gardening and keeping job hunting.
In terms of morning time more women are busy with housework than man (49% and 19% respectively) and they keep completing the housework in afternoon hours (21% among women and only 7% of men). Both genders are doing shopping too, 26% for women and 19% for men. Furthermore, both genders are reporting to be job hunting in morning, according to the graph it’s 22% for men and 16% for women.
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