4 report(s) found.
The diagram illustrates the proportion of males and females working for various hours per week in Australia in 2007. Overall, male employees engaged in more working hour per week than female subordinates. On the one hand, female employees’ working hours were more than male employees below 32 hours. The portion of female and male workers […]
The graph illustrates Australian male and female proportion of working hours for different time schedules per week in 2007. Overall, male’s were more likely to work longer hours and were generally represented there, while females dominated more short hours. In the shorter working hours, females had got the lead and were dominating the graph starting […]
The report provide the informations on the amount of men and women working for different hours per weeks between in 2007 in Australia. Overall, it can be seen that large number of both men and women work around 34 to 50 hours per week, with relatively small number of them working below 20 hours and […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of working hours per week by two genders in Australia in 2007. Overall, most Australian people worked 34-36 hours per week, while only few people need working over 60 hours. However, the percentage of working hours in men was higher than women. In details, below 3% of male employees […]