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The bar charts show the employment rates of men and women in Canada, South Korea and Sweden in 2005 and 2015.
Overall, men had higher employment rates than women in all three countries in both years. The employment rate of women increased in every country, while the rates for men changed in different ways.
In 2005, Sweden had the highest employment rate for men at about 78%, followed by South Korea at 75% and Canada at 62%. For women, Sweden was also the highest with 45%, while Canada had 38% and South Korea had the lowest rate at only 30%.
In 2015, the male employment rate in Canada increased to 70%, and in South Korea it went up slightly to 78%. However, in Sweden it decreased to 70%. For women, the rates increased in all countries. Canada had the biggest increase, from 38% to 55%, and Sweden rose to 50%. South Korea's female rate also increased to 35%, but it was still much lower than the other countries, so the gap between men and women was the biggest there.