The charts illustrate the percentage of the working hour that workers spend in different activities in a country between 1958 and 2008.
Overall, working had the largest part above any activities, followed by sleeping, going out (with friend or family), relaxing at home, and other.
In 1958, working became the majority of people doing at the working hour, which took a third (33%) of the overall. It increased to 50% in 2008. Sleeping had the second place, which start at less than a third (32%) in 1958, and it decreased to a quarter (25%) in 2008. Going out, whether with friends or family, started at less than a fifth (19%) in 1958, and it climbed down to less than a tenth (6%) in 2008.
Relaxing at home, on the other side, started at less than a tenth (8%) in 1958, and it climbed up to more than a tenth (13%) in 2008. Travelling to work depleated at 2% in 1958, and it rose to 6% in 2008. For other, it began at 6% in 1958 and it remained the same until 2008.
