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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 charts illustrate the number of weekly hours men and woman spend in government institutions and private institutions.
Overall, the graph obviously shows a contrasting data where the oldest age groups of man in both sectors demonstrate the largest number of hours compare to other male groups, whereas the oldest age groups of women exhibit the lowest hours.
Focusing on the data presented, male aged over 40 years stand at 30% of hours in government sector, the largest percentage, follow by male aged 1 to 2 and 6 to 12 years, both making up 23%.
On the other hand, woman aged over 40 years account for the lowest share of weekly hours compare to other female age groups. This figure reach only 4% of total hours in both sectors. In contrast, female children aged 6 to 12 is reported as age group that use the largest number of hours compare to other age groups, making up 35% in both sectors, while other age groups show more balance in percentage.
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