Men with full-time occupations had an average of 45 hours of free time each week, compared to 38 hours for women. The men who work part-time are not given any information. 40 hours a week were spent leisurely for the women in this group. Due to the nature of their jobs, it's possible that this number is slightly greater than the number of women who are employed. In terms of leisure time, men and women who were unemployed or retired had the most of it, with males having a few more hours than women. As was to be expected, people who are retired or jobless work an additional 78 to 82 hours per week on average than those who are engaged in other occupations. Last but not least, housewives spent 50 hours a week doing leisure activities, it was more than employed women but less than women who were jobless or retired.

In general, men had more free time than women, and those who were working had less free time than those who were retired or unemployed.

There is no information for men who work part-time or live at home in the presented column graph. In the remaining situations, men have more free time than women in the same category. Those who are unemployed spend the most time enjoying their leisure.

Men enjoyed an average of 45 hours of free time per week among those with full-time jobs, compared with 38 hours for women. For the guys who work part-time, no information is provided. This group of women had 40 hours of free time per week. This number is marginally higher than the employed women, maybe as a result of the nature of their employment.

Men and women who were unemployed or retired had the most free time, with men having a few more hours of free time than women. As was to be predicted, those who are retired or unemployed get to work an average of 78 to 82 hours more each week than those in other employment situations. Last but not least, housewives spent about 50 hours on hobbies, more than employed women but a little less than unemployed as well as retired women.

Unemployed and retired folks reported having the most free time. Following part-time and full-time workers in leisure time enjoyment were housewives.

Men spent more time on amusement than women, regardless of gender. More than 80 hours per week for men and just under 80 hours per week for women were spent on recreation by the unemployed population segment. The quantity of leisure time spent by retired men and women was comparable to that of the unemployed. Weekly leisure time for housewives was 50 hours.

In terms of those who were working, part-time female employees put in 40 hours per week of leisure time. Men worked more than 40 hours per week for full-time employees, while women worked fewer hours.

It's interesting to see that both men and women in the unemployed and retired categories spend roughly the same amount of time relaxing. Men and women put in about 85 and 75 hours, respectively. In contrast, just around half of this figure spent free time working, with men and women putting in, respectively, 42 and 38 hours.

In conclusion, the graph shows that men had much more leisure time than women. Probably as a result of women's engagement in home chores. And those lacking jobs had almost twice as much leisure time as those who had jobs.