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The image features a table titled "Women in Workforce and Management Across Five Countries" containing three columns: "Country", "Women as % of workforce", and "Women as % of managers". The data across the five listed countries is as follows: Australia has 42 in women as % of workforce and 43 in women as % of managers; Egypt has 20 in women as % of workforce and 12 in women as % of managers; Sri Lanka has 41 in women as % of workforce and 9 in women as % of managers; Japan has 48 in women as % of workforce and 17 in women as % of managers; and United States has 46 in women as % of workforce and 43 in women as % of managers.
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The table shows the percentage of women in the workforce and management across five countries.
Overall, Australia and the United States had the highest proportion of women in management. The proportion of women in workforce was highest in Japan. However, Sri Lanka and Egypt reported the lowest percentage of women in management.
Out of five countries, Japan had the highest percentage of women in the workforce, at 48%, but the figure for management was just 17%. The largest proportion of women in the workforce was in Australia and the United States, at 43% respectively. The percentage of female workers in Japan exceeded that of Australia, accounting for 48% and 42% respectively.
The proportion of female workers in Egypt was 20% and the figure was 8 percentage points higher than that for female managers. Sri Lanka made up a negligible fraction, at only 9%. However, the proportion for women in the workforce was considerably higher, at 41%.
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