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The image shows a chart of how unemployed individuals in the UK spent their time last year, divided into morning and afternoon activities for both men and women. Housework was the most common activity for women in the morning (49) and afternoon (21), while job hunting was the highest for men in the morning (22) and afternoon (12). Women also spent significant time visiting friends or relatives in the afternoon (17). Gardening was more common in the afternoon for both men (13) and women (3). Morning reading was slightly higher for men (9) than women (5), but the opposite was true in the afternoon with women at 10 and men at 8. Walking was more common in the afternoon for men (8) than women (2). Both men and women spent equal time staying in bed in the morning (8), but only men stayed in bed in the afternoon (1). Playing sports and drinking were the least common activities, with both being slightly higher in the afternoon for men (4).
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The table provides data on how the UK inhabitants who are not working spent their time over the last year.
Overall, in both, morning and afternoon the unemployed females used their most of their time doing housework where as men used the time hunting for a job and watching television, respectively.
With regards to the morning, almost a half of women spent their time performing home daily activities where as about a fifth of men did this. During the early hours men spent slightly over a fifth looking for jobs in contrast to only 16% of the women. Both two genders spent less time drinking in the morning with only 2% and 1% for males and females, respectively.
Talking about afternoon, women again spent most of their time performing home activities , but this time with slightly more than a fifth while the lion’s share of the mens’ time went to watching TV. In addition, women did not spent any time at doing sports or staying in the bed during the afternoon while men used 1% staying at the bed as the lowest share throughout the year.
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