Whether weeks worked in the last year (weekswrk) varies by gender. What is the Null hypothesis and research hypothesis. How can you tell from the information which one do you accept and which do you reject. With the information from SPSS.

Case Processing Summary Cases Valld Missing Total RESPONDENTS SEX N Percent N Percent N Percent WEEKS R. WORKED MALE 1257 98.5% 19 1.5% 1276 100.0% LAST YEAR FEMALE 1566 98.4% 25 1.6% 1591 100.0% Descriptives RESPONDEN Statistic Std. Error WEEKS R. WORKED MALE Mear 33.52 641 LAST YEAR 95% Confidence Interval Lower Bound 32.26 for Mean Upper Bound 34.78 5% Trimmed Mean 34.35 Median 50.00 Variance 516.767 Std. Deviation 22.733 Minimum 0 Maximum 52 Range 52 Interquartile Range 52 Skewness .637 069 Kurtosis -1.440 138 FEMALE Mean 28.50 598 95% Confidence Interval Lower Bound 27.32 for Mean Upper Bound 29.67 5% Trimmed Mean 28.77 Median 40.00 Variance 559.165 Std. Deviation 23.647 Minimum Maximum 52 Range 52 Interquartile Range 57 Skewness .232 062 Kurtosis -1.802 .124Group Statistics Std. Error RESPONDENTS SEX N Mean Std. Deviation Mean WEEKS R. WORKED MALE 1257 33.52 22.733 641 LAST YEAR FEMALE 1566 28.50 23.647 598 Independent Samples Test Levans's Text for Equality of Hast for Equality of Means 95% Confidence Interval of the 8td. Error Difference Big [2-tallac) Dinarance pwar Upper WEEKS R WORKED Equalvariances 25.865 .000 5.705 2821 5.02 3.29 6.748 LAST YEAR assumed Equalvariances not 5731 2731 532 5.023 EDE'E 6.740 assumed