The linear graph compares the percentage of 4 age groups with job who were from Australia for over a thirty five-year period ending at 2010. The units are provided in percentages.
Overall, while the figures for both women groups mainly experienced a growth, that for men underwent a decline. Moreover, all age groups saw a slight drop which then regained it’s former pace.
Regarding of working women group aged 18-25, starting at just over 50%, a figure that then rose to around 57% in 1990, which was followed by a fluctuation in the next four years. The percentage of 18-25 aged women group grew significantly to about 59% in 1993, after which it improved with stability to just over 60% at the end of the span. Group of women with the age of around 26-34 experienced similar pattern, yet with a group change. That aged women group started with below 50% in the initial year, after which it was followed by a dramatic rise till slightly over 60% in 1990. Then it had a dip during 3 years and regained it’s potential in 1994 with around 63-64%, a figure that then increased till the end of the period, reaching just below 80%.
The rate for the groups of employed men which were 18-25 aged showed a disparity. Beginning with its peak phase at 75%, it declined till around 71% in 1990. Decrease was followed by a fluctuation similar to the women groups in the next 4 years. A figure that then dropped further till the 2010, finishing the period with slightly under 70%. Even though 26-34 aged men remained it’s leader position in the employment during the whole graph, it underwent a mild drop till the just below 90% in the final year, having a fluctuated percents between 1990-1994 years like other trends.
