The chart provides information about the proportion/number of women from age of 15 to 64 who was employed in a period of 6 years ( from 2003 to 2009 )
Overall, the number of women who settled in Canada, Germany and Chile had seemed to be more employed in the whole period, while in Iceland and Turkey had also experienced a slight increase of female employees and then decreased in 2009 and 2005, respectively.
As we can see from the line graph, in 2003 , the number of Turkey women who was employed was 25% before experienced a slight decrease of 5% in 2005. Afterwards, women here was found to be employed around 25% and reached its peak in the next two years. In Chile, female employees accounted for 35% in 2003 , and the number of employed women soared exponentially 5% , up to approximately 40% in the next three years
In addition , the proportion of employed women had been stablilizing at around 70% over a period of 4 years. Moreover, in Germany , the percentage of female workers remained stable at nearly 60% in the first two years , from 2003 to 2005, and rocketed up to 5% and reached its peak in 2009 with 65% of women who was employed. Finally, the number of women who was employed was around 80% in 2003 and stayed at this point for the next two years before underwent a insignificant fall of 2% and surged back to 78% in 2009.