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Band 4+: 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 chart illustrates the weekly working hours or men and women between government institutions and private institutions.

Overall, it can be seen that both the government sector and private sector 6-12 hours was the highest percentage of women, while over 46 was the lowest portion.

Looking at the details, the government sector 31-45 hours woring by male stood at 15%, while women 20%. Next, men highest waking hours at over 46 hours at 30%, with women recorded the lowest percantage at 4%. 6-12hours working by men at 23%, whereas women significantly highest proportion of 35%. 13-30 hours men wored only 9%, women accounted for 23%.

On the other hand, the private sector of men working over 46 hours sood at 34%, women woking only 4%. Men woring 1-2 houes the smallest percentage at 5%, with women recorded the largest percentage at 21%. 6-12 house working was the significantly hogest women rather then men between 0 and 35%.

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