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Band 5+: 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 depicts the weekly working hours of men and women in government and private sector.

Overall, the percantage of men spending over 46 hours had the highest while the percentage of women spending 6-12 hours had the lowest.

To begin with, in government sector the percentage of men for working over 46 hours is 30% which is significantly higher than the working percentage of women that is only 4%. The percentile of women working for 1-2 hours is 18% which is slightly less than the working of men for 1-2 hours(23%). In 6-12 hours the working proportion of women is 35% as compared to men i.e., 23%. The ratio of men took a nose dive for 13-30 hours is 9% whereas it is 23% for women. The percentage of men and women is 15% and 20% for working 31-45 hours, respectively.

On the other hand, in private sector, the penrcentile of women took a nose dive for working over 46 hours that is 4% whereas, the ratio of men is highest for working over 46 hours (34%). As compared to women the ratio of men for working 1-2 hours is 5% which is lower than women i.e., 21%. The percentile of men and women for 13-30 hours and 31-45 hours is 21% and 20%, orderly.

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