The pictures illustrate compare between typical hours worked by part-time and full-time male and female in Greece, Netherlands, the UK, and European average in the year 2002.
Overall, the number of men who worked full-time and part-time was the highest, while women recorded the least from both full-time and part-time. However, Netherland male and female had the similar working hours, and it was the second highest number in this chart.
In terms of full-time workers, Greece and European male working hours was 42.5 and 40.4 respectively, which was closely followed by female, making it the highest among all. Similarly, both men and women was the similar working hours in Netherland around (38.0). In addition, the numbers of men working hours in the UK was 37.5, which was 0.5 hour higher than women.
Regarding part-time workers, Greece and Netherland, the numbers of women working hours was approximately 29.3 and 29.2, whereas men was 30 and 28.3. In the UK, however, the number of men working hour was 29 as opposed to women at 28. In contrast, European, the numbers of women working hour was 34, ad it was followed by the men (32).