The bar chart compares-England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales-in terms of the percentage of part-time employees in 1980 and in 2010.
Overall, the percentage of part-time workers in England, Scotland and Wales increased significantly, while the reverse was true for Northern Ireland. Notably, the percentage of part-time employees in Wales was the highest.
Focusing on increasing details, the figure for part-time workers in Wales was the highest at the beginning of the period, with 33%. However, it began to increase, ultimately reaching 35%. There was a significant growth in the percentage of part-time employers in England to 31 by 2010. The figure for part-time workers in Scotland doubled from 10% to 20% till 2010.
Regarding decreasing detail, the percentage of those working part-time in Northern Ireland stood at 18% by 1980. The figure then declined to 12 percent in 2010, marking a decrease of six percentage points.
