The tables display information about the average hours work by part-time and full-time men and women in three countries in Europe in 2002 and compare them with the European countries.
overall, there were 2 type of tables, full-time and past-time workers. full-time table had men European average higher than women, and part-time table was opposite.
in full-time workers average hours worked table, men in every country had the worked time higher than women except Netherlands. men average hours work of three countries was 40.4 hours and women was 39.2, the difference was small, only 1.2 hours. Greece had the highest number of hours, men in here average hours worked was 42.5 hours and women worked for 39.9 hours, less than men 2.6 hours, the difference was pretty significant. UK’s men general working time was 37.5 hours and women was 37 hours, the difference was not much. about Netherlands, this country not like the others, the standard working hours of men and women in here was equal.
beside of that, past-time workers general working time table, women working hours in European average was more than men, opposite the other. Past-time women workers average hours worked of three countries was 34 hours and men was 32 hours, that quite a different. Netherlands women worked for 29.2 hours in general while men worked for 28.5 hours. except other, Greece and UK men workers worked time was more than women. Greece’s men worker need to work 30 hours and women worked for 29.3 hours. men workers in UK was working for average 29 hours of worked time while women worked less than 1 hours.