The information given in the graph introduces a 30-year period of part-time workers in several countries in the UK by the 2010th year.
To sum up all the information below, in some countries there is an increase in the percentage of part-time workers; in addition, some of them have declined in these statistics.
In 1980, Scotland had the lowest indicator at 11%; however, by 2010, the statistics had the highest total increase, growing by 8% gradually. In both 1980 and 2010, Wales has not lost its 1st position by seniority percentage of part-time workers; moreover, per cent of part-time staff has increased from 32% to 35% in 3 decades. England was in second place in 1980; by 2010, it had not changed its position; England went through 6% of rice. Only Northern Ireland faced a slight decline; in the 1980s, 16% of workers changed to 14%, which was only 2% of the fall.