The information about the rates of employment in Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, New Zealand, Great Britain, and the USA

The information about the rates of employment in Australia, Switzerland, Iceland, New Zealand, Great Britain, and the USA is depicted by the rendered vertical bar graph. The data has been calibrated in percentage. Overall, it can be clearly observed from the graph is that the men were having the higher employment rates in all the six nations throughout the period whereas women were having the lowest rate of employment. Furthermore, the rates for both male and female had increased at the end of the period as compared to the start of the period. In Australia, approximately 53% males had jobs in 1995 whereas around 28% females were working. The employment ratio for both men and women increased by 16% and 11% respectively in the year 2005. Moving towards, Switzerland around 63% male and 52% female were working in 1995, which then increased around 79% for male and 69% for female. With regards to Iceland, it was the only nation who had the highest number of employment rates of men at the end of the period among all the six nations. In 1995, the employment ratio of men was around 71% and for female it comprised to 41%. For both the genders the rates were increased by 10% in 2005. In the UK, there were 60% male and 51% females who used to work and by 2005 there were 71% male and 61% female. New Zealand was having the lowest employment rate of women as compared to all the six nations at the start of period, and it was around 60% for male and 23% for female in 1995 which then increased in further years, and by the end it reached almost at 71% for male and 41% for female in the year 2005. America had 59% male and 61% female in 1995 and by 2005 it was around 71% male and 61% female.