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Band 6+: The graph below shows the weekly working hours or men and women omen in in government institutions and private institutions. Summarise the information by selecting and repairing the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents four pie charts depicting weekly working hours segmented by gender and employment sector, specifically Government and Private. For Government sector men: 2-15 hours (9%), 16-30 hours (15%), 31-45 hours (25%), and Over 46 hours (51%). For Government sector women: 1-2 hours (12%), 6-12 hours (18%), 16-30 hours (27%), 31-45 hours (32%), and Over 46 hours (11%). For Private sector men: 1-2 hours (5%), 6-12 hours (15%), 13-30 hours (20%), Over 46 hours (30%), and 31-45 hours (30%). For Private sector women: 1-2 hours (10%), 6-12 hours (35%), 13-30 hours (30%), 31-45 hours (25%), and Over 46 hours (0%).
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The pie charts compare the percentage of male and female employees’ working hours per week in government and private sectors.

Overall, regardless of the sector, the majority of men tend to work over 46 hours, while for women the most common number of hours spent at work was closer to 6-12.

The breakdown of the working hours for male professionals, revealed that, in both sectors, almost a third of workers would spend more than 46 hours occupied by their job. Nevertheless, while in government sector as many as 23% of workers would spend just an hour in their workplace, in private sector this figure, standing at mere 5%, was substantially lower.

Coming at the other end of the spectrum, significant part of female employees in both areas were doing their jobs for 6 to 12 hours in average, accounting for 35% of the total statistic. Other most popular schedules included 13-30, 31-45 and 1-2 hours, taking up around one-fifth of the total share. However, only a small percentage of women were recorded to work for over 46 hours, with their figures comprising only 4% of the whole percentage.

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