The given tables illustrate information about the average number of hours, spending time for the work by part-time and full-time males and females in the three types of European countries including Greece, Netherlands and UK in 2002.
Overall, it is clear that the average number of hours for full-time workers is higher than part-time workers. Throughout the period, the average number of hours for both time workers was highest in Greece.
Average hours spent for full-time workers, males were significantly higher in all countries. In Greece, females accounted for only 39.9 while males provided 42.5. However, the amount of males and females were the same, remaining 38. Additionally, in the UK it was also approximately the same, only a difference of 0.5. European average males and females were 39.2 and 40.4, respectively.
In contrast, average hours for part-time in Greece represented 29.3 for females and 30 for males. In the Netherlands the amount of hours was highest in females accounting 29.2 and males were only 28.3. In the UK the difference between males and females experienced only 1. European average women’s were 34 and men showed 32.