The line graph illustrates the quantity of 3-4 years old children’s mothers accordingly to their full-time either part-time employed state. Similarly, the bar chart provides data pertaining to the number of fathers who live in the Great Britain and are the parents of three to four years old babies as well as who tend to work as a full-time either part-time employees during the period of 1997 up to 2017. All the data is given in percentages.
Overall, it is noticeable that average figure of mothers who have underemployed status fluctuates between the values of 35% as well as 40%, whereas full-time employment trend line illustrates overall upward trend with minuscule downs between periods of impulsive waves. Likewise, a fraction of fathers that were full-time employed was calculated at negligible 2-7%, while a number of underemployed males stayed nearby the 90% over the period.
In terms of first line graph, it is visible that at the beginning of the 1998 the ratio of part-time employed females was equal to 38%, whilst the percentage of full-time employed ones was at the point of 17%. Later on, while the primary trend used to fluctuate over the period with eventual figure of 38%, the second index has increased by 8% and subsequently reached the mark of 25. 5% by the end of 2016.
Regarding at the bar graph, it might be concluded that the highest mark of part-time employed fathers was at the point of 92%, and took the year of 2001, whilst the lowest point of this category was noticed in 2013 at the index of 87%. At the same time, the fraction of full-time employed males had its lowest and highest marks at 3% and 8. 3% respectively.
The line graph illustrates the quantity of 3-4 years
old
children’s mothers
accordingly
to their full-time either part-time
employed
state.
Similarly
, the bar chart provides data pertaining to the number of fathers who
live
in the Great Britain and are the parents of three to four years
old
babies
as well
as
who
tend to work as a full-time either part-time employees during the period of 1997 up to 2017. All the data is
given
in percentages.
Overall
, it is noticeable that average figure of mothers who have underemployed status fluctuates between the values of 35%
as well
as 40%, whereas full-time employment trend line illustrates
overall
upward trend with minuscule downs between periods of impulsive waves.
Likewise
, a fraction of fathers that were full-time
employed
was calculated
at negligible 2-7%, while a number of underemployed males stayed nearby the 90% over the period.
In terms of
first
line graph, it is visible that at the beginning of the 1998 the ratio of part-time
employed
females was equal to 38%, whilst the percentage of full-time
employed
ones was at the point of 17%. Later on, while the primary trend
used
to fluctuate over the period with eventual figure of 38%, the second index has increased by 8% and
subsequently
reached the mark of 25. 5% by the
end
of 2016.
Regarding at the bar graph, it might
be concluded
that the highest mark of part-time
employed
fathers was at the point of 92%, and took the year of 2001, whilst the lowest point of this category
was noticed
in 2013 at the index of 87%. At the same time, the fraction of full-time
employed
males had its lowest and highest marks at 3% and 8. 3%
respectively
.