Given is the table illustrating the jobless do their habits in the UK in 1982.
While women spent most of their time doing housework, men tended to hunt for a new job before noon. However, in the afternoon, they prefer watching TV.
Out of the fourteen activities, Females spent the most frequent doing chores with approximately 50% in their morning time, 28% higher than did that in the afternoon. In the morning, shopping was the second choice for unemployed women, which stood at 26%. . Interestingly, the percentage of spending on job hunting was also highest with males, at 22%. By contrast, those who had been employed had largest time for the TV usage after lunch with 14%. When the gentlemen had time for themselves, they also used to go shopping, garden with 20% and 13% respectively.
In the time surveyed, 2% was the percentage of time whom a large number of gentlemen did not need to drink water, 1% higher than women drank. The striking point is that jobless men oftens spent little time staying in bed, at just 1%. In addition, both staying in bed and playing sport were not women’s common work so they hadn’t in their schedule.
Given
is the table illustrating the jobless do their habits in the UK in 1982.
While
women
spent most of their
time
doing housework,
men
tended to hunt for a new job
before
noon.
However
, in the afternoon, they prefer watching TV.
Out of the fourteen activities, Females spent the most frequent doing chores with approximately 50% in their morning
time
, 28% higher than did that in the afternoon. In the morning, shopping was the second choice for unemployed
women
, which stood at 26%.
.
Interestingly
, the percentage of spending on job hunting was
also
highest with males, at 22%. By contrast, those who had
been employed
had
largest
time
for the TV usage after lunch with 14%. When the gentlemen had
time
for themselves, they
also
used
to go shopping, garden with 20% and 13%
respectively
.
In the
time
surveyed, 2% was the percentage of
time
whom
a large number of
gentlemen did not need to drink water, 1% higher than
women
drank. The striking point is that jobless
men
oftens
spent
little
time
staying in bed, at
just
1%.
In addition
, both staying in bed and playing sport were not
women’s
common work
so
they hadn’t in their schedule.