Women Economic Empowerment and Employment Discrimination

(Quality education a factor to boost women’s economic empowerment and to reduce employment discrimination)

Authors

  • Benish Ibrahim PODA-Pakistan
  • Saima Asad Department of Economics, Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi

Abstract

Quality education for deciding women economic empowerment is an idea which is need of the day particularly considering the circumstance of under developed nations like Pakistan. Taking women as fundamental human recourse they can perform much better in the development of the nation. In Pakistan, women constitute a bigger segment of population, which can be taken up as a crucial component in its development. Current study aims to evaluate women economic empowerment and employment discrimination. The study focuses on quality education as a factor to boost women’s economic empowerment and to reduce employment discrimination. In contemporary world women's empowerment has been a very important issue. Women empowerment comprises of knowing their rights, able to have a significant control over resources and lives both at inside and outside of their homes as well as the ability to bring an impactful change in the society. Women economic empowerment also includes giving woman her rights in the economy, equal opportunity to access education, health etc. life’s basic facilities, equal opportunity for recreation and entertainment and equal opportunity to take decision. The current study showed that there is a significant negative correlation between women economic empowerment and employment discrimination and there is also significant negative correlation between quality education and employment discrimination while there is a significant positive correlation between quality education and women’s economic empowerment.

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Published

2020-09-16

How to Cite

Ibrahim, B., & Asad, S. (2020). Women Economic Empowerment and Employment Discrimination : (Quality education a factor to boost women’s economic empowerment and to reduce employment discrimination). Pakistan Review of Social Sciences (PRSS), 1(2), 25–35. Retrieved from https://journals.pakistanreview.com/index.php/PRSS/article/view/40