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The image shows four graphs comparing employment percentages across age groups for 1973 and 1993. For full-time males: age groups 15-19: 90%, 50%; 20-24: 98%, 75%; 25-29: 95%, 85%; 30-34: 95%, 90%; 35-39: 92%, 90%; 40-44: 90%, 88%; 45-49: 85%, 88%; 50-54: 80%, 85%; 55-59: 60%, 70%; 65+: 10%, 8%. For full-time females: 15-19: 50%, 35%; 20-24: 35%, 50%; 25-29: 18%, 35%; 30-34: 25%, 42%; 35-39: 30%, 45%; 40-44: 35%, 45%; 45-49: 32%, 45%; 50-54: 32%, 42%; 55-59: 25%, 32%; 65+: 5%, 5%. For part-time males: 15-19: 5%, 40%; 20-24: 2%, 15%; 25-29: 1%, 5%; 30-34: 1%, 4%; 35-39: 2%, 3%; 40-44: 2%, 3%; 45-49: 3%, 5%; 50-54: 5%, 7%; 55-59: 10%, 10%; 65+: 6%, 11%. For part-time females: 15-19: 7%, 35%; 20-24: 5%, 15%; 25-29: 15%, 20%; 30-34: 20%, 35%; 35-39: 22%, 35%; 40-44: 20%, 32%; 45-49: 18%, 30%; 50-54: 18%, 27%; 55-59: 12%, 18%; 65+: 5%, 5%.
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The four line graphs illustrate the percentages of males and females in different age groups who worked full-time or part-time in 1973 and 1993.
Overall, full-time employment was far more common among men, particularly those aged between 25 and 54, while women were more likely to work part-time. In addition, employment rates generally declined significantly among the oldest age groups.
Regarding full-time work, approximately 90% of males aged 25-54 were employed in 1973, compared with slightly lower figures in 1993. After the age of 55, however, the proportion fell sharply, reaching almost zero among those aged 65 and over. Female full-time employment showed a different pattern, peaking at around 55% among people aged 20-24 in 1973 before gradually declining.
In terms of part-time employment, the figures for males remained relatively low in both years. By contrast, female part-time employment was considerably higher, reaching a peak of about 30% among those aged 30-39 in 1993, before dropping markedly thereafter with age.
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