The graphs show figures relating to hours to hours worked and stress levels amongst professionals in eight groups

The graphs illustrate figures relating to hours spent at work and the levels of stress amongst professionals in eight groups. Overall, although lectures have the smallest number of hours worked per week, they have the highest percent of people suffering from stress, while other groups have more time worked. According to the graphs, the highest percent of people suffering from stress are lectures, which account for 25% of the population. However, they also have the smallest number of hours spent working. Movie producers and businessmen are two of the biggest categories of work per week and have high levels of stress of 18% and 11% respectively. In addition, doctors also have a high percent of stress and time of work, which is 15%. On turning to the remaining continents, 10% of chefs are having stress, although their hours spent working are smaller than lawyers', but lawyers have a lower percent of people having stress, which is 8%. Moreover, writers have the same percentage of people suffering from stress as lawyers. Programmers have the least percent, which is only 5%.