The bar diagram illustrates the number of people employed in a European country, during 2013, which are divided by their age and gender. The age category ranged from 15 years old, and reached over 75 years old, on a maximum point.
Mostly, males and females were actively employed by the age of 40-44, with the number of people where respectively 570,000 and 490,000. However, the number of females employed dominated the group of age of 15-19, while the other groups were dominated by males.
The numbers of males employed were relatively high for the groups of age at 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, and 45-49, and those were considered high points reached by males, compared to the other groups of age. There were only few numbers of males worked at the age above 60 years old.
Different from the males, the number of employed females showed relatively a similar range. Despite the high charts achieved by the number of employed males, the number of employed females achieved quite moderate level of charts. For example, stated in the aforementioned, as the range of age 30-49 showed more than 500,000 males were employed, the females depicted only fewer numbers than that, ranged 400,000-495,000 people. Furthermore, the number of emails that go for works drastically be confused by the groups of age of 55-59, 60-64, 65-74, and above 75.