The table illustrates the position of women in government and management across five different countries in 2000.
Overall, the number of seats in parliaments leaders in Norway accounted for the largest proportion, while Italy was the dominant in the number of seats in management. Notably, the total number of seats in management was much higher across all five countries.
Canada accounted for 28% in the number of seats in parliament leaders, while the proportion of managers recorded higher percentage- 37%. In contrast, Norway was the only country with 36% seats in governments and was the second country with the highest proportion of seats in managements (52%). Tobago and Trinidad made up 19% in the number of seats in parliament leaders, while those for managements accounted for 40%.
Conversely, Uruguay listed the lowest ranking, with only 8% seats in governments and 37% in management. Meanwhile, in Italy the position of women in parliament leaders stood at 10%, though the percentage of managers was the highest among five countries with 54%.
