The given bar graph depicts the percentage of temporary workers in different countries in the years 1980 and 2010.
Overall, it is observed that there is a significant surge in the percentile of part-time workers in three countries through the years. Germany shows an exception to this pattern, portraying a reduction in the same.
To commence with, Spain displayed the highest percentage (approximately 37%) of temporary job seekers in the year 1980, which then inclined to about 62% in 2010. In Protugal, the percentage of part-time workers was found to be 15% in 1980, steadily increasing to about 35% in 2010. The lowest number of short term workers was found in Protugal in the year 1980.
France portrays the largest increase in number of short-term workers, percentage leaping from 24% in 1980 to approximately 86% in 2010. In contrast, Germany showed a decline in the number of part-time job seekers from 30% in 1980 to around 25% in 2010.