Deaf Mothers, Maternal Thinking and Intersections of Gender and Ability by Cheryl G. Najarian

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Women in Artisanal and Small Scale Mining Uganda: Regulation, Barriers and Benefits by Asiimwe Jackline

“…. - (iii) Although many women work in ASM, the exact number of women involved in remains largely unknown. - (iv) ASM is a source of livelihood and has other social economic benefits for many women and in poor rural families in Uganda. - (v) The study reveals key barriers that women in ASM face and suggest what can be done to make it more gender responsive.…”
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Women as productive human capital: towards a developed Malaysia by Abd. Rokis, Rohaiza

“…Mainly based on the interview on thirty-three female professionals at PetCo and four government officers, this paper investigates women work experience alongside the barriers they face at home. …”
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Wage Gaps and Job Sorting in African Manufacturing. by Benhassine, N, Fafchamps, M, Söderbom, M

“…We also find that the education wage gap tends to be higher for women, except in Morocco where many poorly educated women work in the export garment sector. A large proportion of the gender wage gap is explained by selection into low wage occupations and firms.…”

Wage Gaps and Job Sorting in African Manufacturing. by Fafchamps, M, Söderbom, M, Benhassine, N

“…We also find that the education wage gap tends to be higher for women, except in Morocco where many poorly educated women work in the export garment sector. A large proportion of the gender wage gap is explained by selection into low wage occupations and firms.…”

Paddy Pangirai Woman in Nagari Sungai Janiah by Waza Akbar Karia

“…Wecan find this in Nagari Sungai Janiah, where in this area the community, especially women, work as paddy pangirai. The work is occupied by women because they have no other work and there is no agricultural land to be cultivated. …”
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El Estatuto del Servicio Doméstico y sus antecedentes: debates en torno a la regulación del trabajo doméstico remunerado en la Argentina by Ania Tizziani

“…The aim is to study some of the tensions originated by this regulation, which are crossed by more global issues concerning women's work, traditional female roles and gender and class relations.…”
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Professional Work of Women in State Agricultural Farms (1949–1989) — an Overview by Małgorzata Machałek

“…However, they were not always accepted in positions traditionally considered “masculine”. For most women, work in SAFs was not attractive due to difficult working conditions and low prestige. …”
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Empowering Saudi Women: Resources, Agencies and Achievements in the light of Vision 2030 by Raja Al-Qahtani

“…The study found that the empowerment decisions with the most impact on the respondents' lives were the lift of the driving ban, opening new fields for women's work, and altering civil status laws. More than 70% of the participants agreed that the major achievement of these legislations is empowering women as fully supported civilians and enhancing the quality of life for women and their families. …”
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The changing meaning of 'home' in the work of South African women academics during the pandemic-enforced lockdown. by Cyrill Walters, Linda Ronnie, Jonathan Jansen, Samantha Kriger

“…Now, as before, home remains a deeply unequal place for women's work, with dire consequences for academic careers. …”
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Kesehatan reproduksi pekerja wanita by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…A quite large number of women work in various sectors: agriculture, industry, and services. …”

Quality of life among married working women and housewives by Khan, Aqeel, Ahmad, Mehfooz

“…With the increase in population throughout the globe the access to basic needs of life has been limited and it was then the need of modern time that women work side by side with men in order to run their house. …”

أثر بعض مؤشرات الواقع الاقتصادي للمرأة الريفية على التنمية المستدامة في منطقة القرداحة by ابراهيم حمدان صقر, محمد ا لعبد الله, صوفيا مالك نعامة

“…This study aime to demonstrate and analyze the impact of some indicators of the economic reality of rural women (women's acquisition of agricultural land, rural women's work, women's participation in development programs) on sustainable development in the Qardaha region. …”
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Can an Extra-terrestrial Dwell on Earth? by Aurosa Alison

“…To propose a possible answer to the question of living, in particular, I refer to two case studies from the contemporary history of urban planning: the Vienna Women Work City and Petra Doan’s theory about the tyranny of gender in public spaces.…”
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Women in Mount Tengger Folklores: Their Presence, Position and Environmental Knowledge of Disaster Mitigation by Sony Sukmawan, Lestari Setyowati

“…The equality between men and women has become a social value and practice within Tenggerese traditions. Women work side-by-side with men in their domestic lives and beyond. 3) Tenggerese women have extensive environmental knowledge, in both the physical and psychological sense. …”
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Women's Right to Work: A Jurisprudential Study Compared to the UAE Labor Relations Regulation Law by Alia Ahmad Deif Allah

“… This research dealt with the legal provisions that apply to women's work and the legal evidence in sharia that permitted them to work by regulations which were safeguards for them. …”
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HOW EQUAL ARE WOMEN AND MEN IN THE ROMANIAN LABOUR MARKET? by NELA ȘTELIAC

“…Although both men and women work more in the services sector, the share of women in total female employment in services is higher than that of men. …”
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Ostracized experiences of precarious women in the Academy during the COVID-19 pandemic by Meletiadou, Eleni

“…This chapter discusses precarious women's experiences in HEI in the UK to explore the precarity of academic women's work under extreme pandemic conditions. The authors analysed eight recurring themes that emerged from the qualitative analysis of the interviews conducted with 18 women who were married with children across London's 3 Higher Education Institutions, adding an intersectional lens. …”

A survey of women's travel needs in London by Focas, C

“…This chapter (1) describes the methodology of these surveys; (2) provides details of the findings of these studies about women's work and shopping trips; (3) summarises these findings. …”

أثر بعض مؤشرات الواقع الاقتصادي للمرأة الريفية على التنمية المستدامة في منطقة القرداحة by ابراهيم حمدان صقر, محمد ا لعبد الله, صوفيا مالك نعامة

“…This study aime to demonstrate and analyze the impact of some indicators of the economic reality of rural women (women's acquisition of agricultural land, rural women's work, women's participation in development programs) on sustainable development in the Qardaha region. …”
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