The graphs presented provide data on average number of hours worked per week and eight types of occupations of people suffering from stress related diseases.
Overall, it is apparent that individuals who worked in business field showed the highest number of working hours, while lecturers recorded the lowest number. In contrast, lecturers suffered the most from stress related illnesses, whereas the programmers reported a tiny percentage of stress levels.
Business men’s average number of working hours accounted for the highest figure, at approximately 70 hours. Followed by movie producers, who worked roughly 60 hours per week. The figures for doctors and writers were almost identical, with 50 hours and 45 hours respectively. Meanwhile, lecturers reported only 25 hours, which was the lowest number across all proffessionals.
Moving to the stress levels among workers, lecturers ranked first, with 25% of stress related illness. This was followed by movie producers, who recorded roughly 18%. Programmers had the lowest percentage of stress levels, with only 5%. In addition, lawyers and writers recorded the same percentage, at 8%.
