The bar graphs illustrate the quantity of men and women employees operating in various departments of the republic of Freedonia comparing between 1975 and next two decades.
Overall, the total men workers had been more than women workers among all departments in 1975 but woman workers were higher than men workers in some departments including communications and wholesale & retail trade sectors in twenty years later.
The number of men staffs at the manufacturing, the communications and the public sector (non-defence) divisions in 1975 indicated near to 700000, 300000 and 900000 respectively which mostly similar to the year of 1995. However, there was some changes in the whole number of men workers in the finance/banking and the public sector (defence). There was a bit increased of men employees in the finance/banking sectors from above 400000 in 1975 to near 500000 in 1995. However, the number of men employees in the wholesale & retail trade was not changed between the year of 1975 and 1995 but it displayed the decreasing of men workers in the public sector (defence) which was higher than 200000 down to just around 200000 in 1995.
The total number of women workers represented an enlargement within the next twenty years later. The gross number of women staffs increased in many departments including, the communications, the finance/banking, the wholesale & retail trade and the public sector (defence) which changed from above 200000, above 100000, near 600000 and near 50000 up to near 600000, near 500000, near 800000 and 100000 respectively. Nevertheless, the number of women employees was not changed in manufacturing which was near 300000 and the public sector (non-defence) which was below 700000.