The set of bar charts illustrates the percentage of employed men and women in Canada South Korea and Sweden for 2005 and 2015.
In 2005 it is clearly seen that the number of men in employment was significantly greater than that of a women out of the three countries Sweden had nearly 78% men working and approximately 45% women. On the contrary the employment gap in the South Korea was notable less 30% women were compared to 75 of their counterparts in Canada for health is 60% age and 40 percentage ratio of a man and a woman was seen.
Over the period of 10 years the employment and remained the same with reference to women and men. Interestingly South Korea Surpassed Sweden with almost 80% man in work sector in the former while 70% in the letter for women. There was a positive growth in both the countries that is average 55% in Sweden and more than 30% in South Korea in Canada. There was an overall surge in employment ratio for both the gender namely 75% in men and 55% in women.
overall the percentage of working people increased over the span of time and also the proportion of women exhibited the most remarkable rise.
The set of bar charts illustrates the percentage of employed
men
and
women
in Canada South Korea and Sweden for 2005 and 2015.
In
2005 it
is
clearly
seen
that the number of
men
in
employment
was
significantly
greater than that of a
women
out of the three countries Sweden had
nearly
78%
men
working and approximately 45%
women
.
On the contrary
the
employment
gap in the South Korea was notable less 30%
women
were compared
to 75 of their counterparts in Canada for health is 60% age and 40 percentage
ratio
of a
man
and a woman was
seen
.
Over the period of 10 years the
employment
and remained the same with reference to
women
and
men
.
Interestingly
South Korea Surpassed Sweden with almost 80%
man
in work sector in the former while 70% in the letter for
women
. There was a
positive
growth in both the countries
that is
average 55% in Sweden and more than 30% in South Korea in Canada. There was an
overall
surge in
employment
ratio for both the gender
namely
75% in
men
and 55% in women.
overall
the percentage of working
people
increased over the span of time and
also
the proportion of
women
exhibited the most remarkable rise.