Download or read book Employed Homemakers Job Satisfaction written by Arti Samarth and published by Educreation Publishing. This book was released on 2018-10-30 with total page 142 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book is based on MRP report to publish. The research is to evaluate the relationship between job satisfaction and social and work conditions of employed homemakers balancing dual responsibilities, where there still are significant indicators of the existence of a male dominated culture of misconceptions for women world. During the last decades, a developing country modified several technical and economic progress aspects to jobs and families. Though difference could be because of multiple factors like gender discrimination in several levels e.g. income, career prospects, and access to education. Now, it is common to find families where both are working and the traditional roles within the household is slightly changed i.e. acceptance or recognition waved. Among the emerging needs, it is the lab our flexibility, which derives from the fact that the gap between the amounts of time spent on market, and nonmarket work for men versus women has narrowed, e.g.in 2018, homemakers spent more time on market work and significantly less time on nonmarket work-housekeeping. Keeping in mind that to create a better world, the action needed at all levels i.e. individual, society and organizations. At individual level with values and aspiration while society with responsible approach and humane or effective organization with leadership and management advance the social and economic justice, sustainability, solutions to national prosperity issues. The author as a senior icon in the field continues to make meaningful and significant contributions that could only be realizes through years of experience and reflection, so there is hoping of warm welcome.