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Academic writing part 1 Ipshita 8pm8
You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.
The diagrams below show the main reasons workers chose to work from home and the hours males and females worked at home for the year 2019.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words.
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Recently, an analysis titled “work from home” was published and its key findings are mentioned below.
The primary reason for choosing to work from home is cost management for both men and women with 45 % of men and 42 % of females having this opinion. Other key factors include an increase in productivity and childcare, the latter of which was particularly favoured by women(26%) and less so by men(4%) while the former was an important factor for men(24%) while only a small percentage of women considered it(11%).
There are some interesting observations in the “Hours worked from home ” statistic. An overwhelming majority of women worked under ten hours per week while only a small percentage of men did so. Most males regularly put in over 30 hours of work(81%) while it was the exact opposite for women(6%). Both categories aren’t particularly keen on working 10-30 hours a week with only 16 % of men and 22 % of women doing so.
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The bar chart illustrates the reasons men and women chose to work from home in 2019.
The primary reason for choosing to work from home for 45 % of men and 42 % of females is cost management. Other key factors include a surge in productivity and childcare, the latter of which was particularly favoured by women(26%) and less so by men(4%). While the former was an important factor for men(24%), only a small percentage of women considered it(11%).
There are some interesting observations in the “Hours worked from home ” statistic. An overwhelming majority of women worked under ten hours per week while only a trifle percentage of men did so. Most males regularly put in over 30 hours of work(81%), while it was the exact opposite for women(6%). Both categories aren’t particularly keen on working 10-30 hours a week with only 16 % of men and 22 % of women doing so.
6.5 band score
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