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The image displays two tables detailing the average number of work hours in 2002. For full-time workers, the hours were: Greece (Women: 39.9, Men: 42.5), The Netherlands (Women: 38.0, Men: 38.0), The UK (Women: 37.0, Men: 37.5), and European average (Women: 39.2, Men: 40.4). For part-time workers, the hours were: Greece (Women: 29.3, Men: 30.0), The Netherlands (Women: 29.2, Men: 28.3), The UK (Women: 28.0, Men: 29.0), and European average (Women: 34.0, Men: 32.0).
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The given table compares the numbers of working time of males and famales in different country in year 2002.
Overall, Greece workers have the most hours for Full-time in 2002. But European average workers have the most hours for the part-time in the same year.
In country Greece famales working time about 40 hours. Also the males working time more than 42 hours for the full-time in 2002. For the part-time, woman working more than 29 and men 30, respectevly.
Accomodation European average famales and males have the most time abot 34 and 32 hours respectively, in year 2002. The less hour for the part-time and full-time in The Uk. About 37 hours for women and 37.5 hours for males for the full-time. Also 28 and 29 hours for the famale and males for the part-time in 2002.
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