The diagram below shows the average hours of unpaid work per week done by people in different categories[ unpaid work refers to such activities as childcare in the home,housework and gardening] describe the information presented below,comparing results for men and women in the categories shown.

The chart illustrates the average

hours

that married

women

and married

men

spend on

household

work

per week.

Overall

, as can be seen from the diagram, married

men

tend to do less

work

at home than married

women

whether they have kids or not. It is noticeable that married couples without children can be fairer in dividing

household

chores with the

hours

of

women

and

men

doing unpaid

work

at home being 30

hours

and nearly 20

hours

correspondingly.

On the other hand

, the

hours

of

household

work

are unequally distributed between married

men

and

women

.

According to

the chart,

men

only do closely 20

hours

while

their wives do over 50

hours

of no-salary

work

at home.

Moreover

, partners who have married with three or more children have the most unfair

household

chores distribution.

This

can be explained by the number on the chart when

women

have to carry the housework for up to 60

hours

but

men

still remain to do a minimal hour of 20.