Women, Work and Night Shifts in Nursing Homes and Supermarkets

Women, Work and Night Shifts in Nursing Homes and Supermarkets

A number of barriers prevent women from fully engaging in the workforce, especially at night. Yet the types of challenges faced by those doing night work and shift work can be very different to the challenges faced by those engaged in regular jobs. Many of the studies that focus on increasing labour force participation of females do not take into account the nature of the jobs that are available, and the specific difficulties faced by women when they undertake different types of jobs. This study examines Sri Lankan women’s experiences of night work and shifts in the private hospital and supermarket sectors.

Research Team

Women, Work and Night Shifts in Nursing Homes and Supermarkets
Dr Nisha Arunatilake
Director of Research
BSc (University of South U.S.A.), MA, PhD (Duke)
Women, Work and Night Shifts in Nursing Homes and Supermarkets
Ashani Abayasekara
Women, Work and Night Shifts in Nursing Homes and Supermarkets
Chathurga Karunanayake
Women, Work and Night Shifts in Nursing Homes and Supermarkets
Dulini Fernando
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Publication
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Price
US$ 25 (for hardcopy)

ISBN

978-955-7397-20-7

Published Year
2020

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