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The bar chart shows how many hours of leisure time men and women with different employment status had in a typical week in 1998 and 1999.
Overall, unemployed and retired people had the most leisure time, while people who worked full-time had the least. In the groups where there is data for both sexes, men had more leisure time than women.
People who were employed full-time had the least free time. Men in this group had about 48 hours of leisure time per week, and women had only about 37 hours. For people employed part-time, there is only information about women, who had about 41 hours of leisure time.
Unemployed and retired people had much more free time. Unemployed men and retired men both had about 85 hours of leisure time per week, which was the highest figure in the chart. Unemployed and retired women had about 75 hours, which was about 10 hours less than men. Housewives had about 51 hours of leisure time per week, which was more than women who worked full-time or part-time, but less than unemployed or retired women.