英文摘要 |
In recent years the government have tried to push for occupational training, occupationalinsurance, and occupational matching projects to help those women who are facing difficulties fornot only being aboriginals but also single mothers. The government policy makers thought that ifthose aboriginal single mothers value work and are willing to work, the government can improvetheir poverty problems by providing them with occupational training and job opportunities. Theresearcher distributed questionnaires to 139 aboriginal single parents and found that the resultswere different from what the government expected. Based on the finding of this study, the authorsuggested that when providing occupational matching for those aborinal single mothers, we shouldtake into account of their educational level and the age of their children in order to plan for themflexible working hours and more suitable jobs. |