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The graph below shows information on employment rates across 6 countries in 1995 and 2005. v.3

The graph below shows information on employment rates across 6 countries in 1995 and 2005. v. 3
The supplied bar chart compares the employment rate among men and women workers in 1995 and 2005 in six countries across the globe. It is clear that in 1995, the employment rates in Iceland and Switzerland were comparatively higher than other countries and more men were employed than that of women in the given countries. Male employment rates in Switzerland and Iceland was over 65% while it was exactly 60% in New Zealand in 1995. In this year about 58% Australian male was employed while in the USA it was just below 60%. Finally, in the UK about 55% males were employed. On the other side, women employment rate in this year was comparatively lower (only 27-28%) in Australia and New Zealand. Women in Switzerland had the highest employment rate in this year which was approximately 58%. After 10 years, the employment rate, both for woman and men, increased and the highest employment rate for men could be observed in Iceland (82%) and lowest in Australia (69%). Similarly, the highest women employment rate was in Switzerland (68%) and lowest in Australia (38%). Though the percentage of women employment increased in 2005, men were still ahead of women in employment sectors in these six countries.
The supplied bar chart compares the
employment
rate
among
men
and
women
workers in 1995 and 2005 in six countries across the globe. It is
clear
that in 1995, the
employment
rates
in Iceland and Switzerland were
comparatively
higher than other countries and more
men
were employed
than that of
women
in the
given
countries.

Male
employment
rates
in Switzerland and Iceland was over 65% while it was exactly 60% in New Zealand in 1995. In this
year
about 58% Australian male
was employed
while in the USA it was
just
below 60%.
Finally
, in the UK about 55% males
were employed
. On the other side,
women
employment
rate
in this
year
was
comparatively
lower (
only
27-28%) in Australia and New Zealand.
Women
in Switzerland had the highest
employment
rate
in this
year
which was approximately 58%.

After 10 years, the
employment
rate
, both for woman and
men
, increased and the highest
employment
rate
for
men
could
be observed
in Iceland (82%) and lowest in Australia (69%).
Similarly
, the highest
women
employment
rate
was in Switzerland (68%) and lowest in Australia (38%). Though the percentage of
women
employment
increased in 2005,
men
were
still
ahead of
women
in
employment
sectors in these six countries.
3Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
33Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
0Mistakes

IELTS academic The graph below shows information on employment rates across 6 countries in 1995 and 2005. v. 3

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