The bar graph gives information about part-time employees in each country of the United Kingdom compared between 1980 and 2010.

The bar graph gives information about part-time employees in each country of the United Kingdom compared between 1980 and 2010. In overview, the part-time workers in Wales stood at the highest percentage in both years, then the second most popular part-time job is in England. Moreover, temporary jobs tended to become more viral in 2010 than 1980 due to the bar chart illustration, except in Northern Ireland. At the beginning of the period, in 1980, there were over 30% of half-time employees in Wales, 25% in England and 15% in Northern Ireland. While Scotland stood the lowest employees at the estimately percentage of 10, which is one-third of workers number in Wales. Then, in the following 30 years, the number of part-time jobs rose in almost all countries except Northern Ireland, which the number slightly decreased from 1980 for around 2%. However, the percentage of Scotland half-time workers strikingly increased almost a half of the same amount to nearly 20%, yet it was lower than the number in England and Wales, which are over 30% and 35% respectively.