The bar graph basically illustrates 4 nations worldwide with regard to the percentage of part-time jobs given to workers. Part-time labour seem to be on the increase with time except for germany.
To begin with, both France and Portugal have seen a drastic increase in the number of part-time jobs offered. This could directly confer upon their economic status. France shows an increase from 24 to 90 workers approximately and Portugal shows an increase from 15 to 40 workers approximately. Moreover, Spain has also increased quite drastically in comparison from 40 to 60 workers approximately, Deeper analysis could reveal superfluos information on why these countries have experienced such growth, standing in sharp contrast to Germany.
Germany has seen a decrease from 40 to 25 workers approximately. Interestingly, although Portugal has increased thier part time jobs over the decades, the data recorded in 2010 seems to match with Germany’s record in 1980. A much detailed analysis could reveal potential information.