The tables give 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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates how the average hours work by part-time and full-time differs by gender in Greece, Netherlands and the UK in the year 2002. Overall, in 2002, average number of hours for full time workers in men were slightly more than women, while in part time workers, women worked more than men. In Greece […]

The tables compare the average number of hours worked by full-time and part-time men and women in three European countries in 2002, along with the overall European averages. Overall, it is clear that men worked more hours than women in full-time jobs, while the difference was smaller in part-time employment. Additionally, Greece recorded the highest […]

The tables compare the average number of hours worked by men and women in part-time and full-time employment in Greece, the Netherlands and the UK in 2002, and also show the European average. Overall, full-time employees worked significantly longer hours than part-time workers in all countries. Men generally worked more hours than women, especially in […]

This table show the medium number of hours worked for men and women in part-time and full time in Europe during the year 2002. Overall male in full time works more hours than female. While in part-time the women works more compare to the men. Full time men average was higher in Greece, UK and […]

The tables depict a breakdown of the average hours worked by part-time and full-time both genders in three countries in Europe in 2002. What stands out from the tables is that males were more likely to work full time. Moreover, Greece consistently had the highest figures, whereas the UK recorded the lowest data in full-time […]