The bar chart illustrates six different countries, in terms of the employment rates of both genders for the years 1995 and 2005
Overall, there was an upward trend in the proportion of male and female employment over the period given. During both years, Iceland had the highest employment rate for men and Switzerland had the highest for women.
In 1995, Iceland experienced an employment rate of around 70% for males and it was followed by Switzerland, New Zealand, the USA, the UK, and Australia. After a decade, these figures went up steadily in all six countries. Iceland’s and Switzerland’s men had the rate of more than 75% while the figures for the other countries stood at nearly 70%.
Women in Switzerland and the UK had a higher employment rate, compared to the rest countries in 1995, at over 50%. Over a 10-year period, New Zealand and the USA experience a sharp growth in the figures of females, of over 10%. This trend had been seen in Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, and the UK with changes below 10%
The bar chart illustrates six
different
countries
, in terms of the
employment
rates
of both genders for the years 1995 and 2005
Overall
, there was an upward trend in the proportion of male and female
employment
over
the period
given
. During both years, Iceland had the highest
employment
rate
for
men
and Switzerland had the highest for women.
In 1995, Iceland experienced an
employment
rate
of around 70% for males and it
was followed
by Switzerland, New Zealand, the USA, the UK, and Australia. After a decade, these figures went up
steadily
in all six
countries
. Iceland’s and Switzerland’s
men
had the
rate
of more than 75% while the figures for the other
countries
stood at
nearly
70%.
Women in Switzerland and the UK had a higher
employment
rate
, compared to the rest
countries
in 1995, at
over
50%.
Over
a 10-year period, New Zealand and the USA experience a sharp growth in the figures of females, of
over
10%. This trend had been
seen
in Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, and the UK with
changes
below 10%