The aforementioned table chart provides information about the rate of women employees and managers in five nations.
Overall, Japan had the highest rate of women workforce. Where the United States and Australia came after. Despite the fact that Japan has a high rate of women employees, it has another face where this number plummets in women managers, similarly to countries like Egypt, and Sri Lanka.
Japan accounted for around 48% of its workers who are women, where that number dropped to 17% in management fields. However, American female employees constituted around 46%. This number in managing positions declined to 43%. Australia on the other side, has about 42% of its jobs occupied by women, and around 43% of its managers are women.
Nonetheless, Egypt has 20%of its occupations taken by women, where that number fell to 12% in the administration fields. In contrast with Sri Lanka, where it reached 41% of women employees, and 9% of the administrators are women.
