The table illustrates the percentage of female’s positions in authority and in management in five distinctive nations: Canada, Norway, Tobago and Trinidad, Uruguay and Italy in 2000.
Overall, it can be seen that the proportion of total seats in parliament leaders in Norway was the highest while the percentage of total managers was the most significant in Italy. By contrast, Uruguay was witnessed for the smallest rates in both total seats in government leaders and total manager.
In terms of the total seats in authority leaders, the percentage of those in Norway ranked first at 36%, while the second-maximum rate was recorded in Canada, at around 28%. In addition, the proportion of total positions in parliament leaders in Tobago and Trinidad accounted for 19%, while the percentage of total seats in government leaders in Italy was only 10%. Additionally, the rates of total positions in authority leaders in Uruguay was higher than 5%.
Regarding the total manager, Italy was witnessed for the smallest proportion at around 54%, while the second-highest rate was recorded in Norway at 52%. Moreover, the percentage of total managers in Canada was as high as for those in Uruguay at 37%. Additionally, the proportion of total managers in Tobago and Trinidad was higher than 30%.
