The bar chart illustrates data about the number of men and women who has a full-time job.
Overall; as it can be seen, the number of men who were working full time was higher than women; however, this number for women rose significantly over the 88 years.
According to the bar chart; in 1924, the number of males who had a full-time job was 3000, while at that time there weren’t any women who had a full-time job.
In the next 28 years the proportion of full-time workers in both genders rose and for women reached approximately 500 meanwhile the number of men full-time workers reached over 4000.
As it can be viewed, In 1984 the number of men who are working full time was roughly 5000 and it increased for the next 28 years it reached to a peak (nearly 6000). In the same period, the proportion of women full-time workers rose from under 2000 to around 5000.
The bar chart illustrates data about the
number
of
men
and
women
who
has a full-time job.
Overall
; as it can be
seen
, the
number
of
men
who
were working full time was higher than
women
;
however
, this
number
for
women
rose
significantly
over the 88 years.
According to the bar chart; in 1924, the
number
of males
who
had a full-time job was 3000, while at that time there weren’t any
women
who
had a full-time job.
In the
next
28 years the proportion of full-time workers in both genders rose and for
women
reached approximately 500 meanwhile the
number
of
men
full-time workers reached over 4000.
As it can
be viewed
, In 1984 the
number
of
men
who
are working full time was roughly 5000 and it increased for the
next
28 years it reached to a peak (
nearly
6000). In the same period, the proportion of
women
full-time workers rose from under 2000 to around 5000.