The bar graph illustrates the proportion of employment rates over six countries in 1995 and 2005. The scale is in percentage.
Overall, the number of male employees are was the highest in both years. However, in contrast, female employers rate increased than the previous year. So, switzerland and iceland was the most popular nations among other countries in employment.
To begin with, in 1995, the maximum employment rate was of males in iceland at just above 80%, followed by switezerland with a percentage of slightly less than 80%. Huge variations can be observed in Australia and Newzealand with a difference of almost 30% in rates of men and women emplyed in both years.
Furthermore, In all countries, males were employed quickly, more than their female employees, with the only exception being in the UK in 1995, where the employment rate of men and women were around 53% and 51% respectively.
The bar graph illustrates the proportion of employment
rates
over six countries in 1995 and 2005. The scale is in percentage.
Overall
, the number of male employees are
was
the highest in both years.
However
,
in contrast
, female employers
rate
increased than the previous year.
So
,
switzerland
and
iceland
was the most popular nations among other countries in employment.
To
begin
with, in 1995, the maximum employment
rate
was of males in
iceland
at
just
above 80%, followed by
switezerland
with a percentage of
slightly
less than 80%. Huge variations can
be observed
in Australia and
Newzealand
with a difference of almost 30% in
rates
of
men
and women
emplyed
in both years.
Furthermore
, In all countries, males
were employed
quickly
, more than their female employees, with the
only
exception being in the UK in 1995, where the employment
rate
of
men
and women were around 53% and 51%
respectively
.