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Women's employment needs in the private sector in Saudi Arabia
Women's employment needs in the private sector in Saudi Arabia
Women's employment needs in the private sector in Saudi Arabia
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Release 2008
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Pages 125 pages
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Language Arabic
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This study mainly aims to identify the reality of the future of women's work in the private sector in the Kingdom, in addition to determine the size of women's participation in the labor force in the Kingdom. It reviews some local experiences in women's employment and identifies the trends of private sector officials. The study employed the empirical approach for its suitability to the current investigation and its objectives. This sample was selected using the two-stage statistical sampling method: The study population included all the parties concerned with women's work in the private sector, as well as women in all sectors. The study concluded that the contribution of Saudi women in the work force is constantly rising, but it is relatively low compared to global figures. Hence, this study’s outcome is to achieve a set of goals, including finding innovative and objective solutions to the difficulties and obstacles which stand against the participation of Saudi women

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