Status Of Female Workers Research Articles

Determinan Partisipasi Pekerja Perempuan Pada Pasar Tenaga Kerja Di Sumatera Barat

This study aims to determine the effect of age, education level and marital status on the status of women workers in West Sumatra Province. This type of research is descriptive quantitative. Types and sources of data from the National Labor Force Survey (SAKERNAS) in 2019. The analytical method used is Logistic Regression to see the effect of the dependent variable on the independent variable and the number of samples used is 14143 female workers. The results showed that (1) Age had a positive and significant effect on the status of female workers in West Sumatra Province. (2) Education level has a negative and significant effect on the status of women workers in West Sumatra Province. (3) Marital status has a negative and significant effect on the status of female workers in West Sumatra Province.

Socio-economic status of female workers of tea industry of Assam

Socio-economic status of female workers of tea industry of Assam

The health care system for female workers and its current status in Japan

In this paper we describe female workers' health care, the women's and maternal protection system within the Japanese legal system, the current status of female workers in Japan, and problems regarding methods of advancing health care and the women's or maternal protection system. Motherhood is respected in the workplace in Japan, and in order to provide an environment in which women can work and still bear and rear children with a sense of security, laws concerning maternal protection of female workers, and revisions in terms of the system have been made, and a new system has been in effect since the fiscal year of 1998. Nevertheless, gender discrimination against women and the disparagement of women, rooted in gender role stereotypes concerning the division of labor, remain firmly planted in the social environment and in long-established custom.