We always say not to look at the unemployment statistic on its own. So if you looked at that first graph alone, you would see that unemployment rates among women were lower than those among men. On the face of it, you might think, great, labour market conditions for women must be better than those for of men. But on the whole, you need to take into account other statistics. You need to be looking at the employment rate and at the earnings, the outcomes, and the nature of employment among women. That was the goal of those first four or five slides.
So if you want to know what's a good way to portray the labour market situation for men and for women, some of those key statistics are in those first five or six graphs. Unfortunately, there's no magic statistic. People look at the unemployment rate as the key indicator of the labour market. Probably it is the key, but it's not the one and only key. You should look at other things.