The table gives information about the percentage of female workers in the workforce and those in management in five nations.
Generally, the figures for Australia, Sri Lanka, United States and Japan in the labor force were balanced, except for Egypt. Besides, the number of women working in management in Australia and the U.S. dominated the remaining counterparts.
First and foremost, Japanese women in the labor force was the most significant data with approximately one-half, followed by 46% in the United States. Australia and Sri Lanka simultaneously made up 42% of female employees, twice as much as Egypt’s proportion, which is the lowest figure in workforce with the percentage of 20%.
Talking about the position of female staff in the managerial field, Australia, along with the U.S., had the substantial portion with 43% in comparison with the three other countries. Japanese women in management accounted for 17%, nearly twice as much as Sri Lanka. Finally, female workers made up 12% of Egypt in the same field.