英文摘要 |
Taiwan's firefighting tasks are heavy. The firefighting workforce is in dire straits. After the input of female firefighting manpower, it also affects their role-playing in the family and the family pressure they face. This paper adopts a semi-structured interview method, and selects interviewees who have at least 5 years of seniority and have family experience such as marriage and raising children. Qualitatively explore the nature of female firefighters' work, and analyze the influence of the interviewees' interaction with their families. The study found that for women, the high-pressure nature of firefighting contributed to poor physical and mental health. In addition, the fire protection rotation system will also affect the intimacy with the family relationship. In view of this, this article specifically suggests that in the future, the specialization of firefighting services should be emphasized, and firefighting manpower should be supplemented, and benefits such as shifts and allowances should be improved. By enhancing the core value of the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), Reduce the work pressure of female firefighters and create a good and friendly working environment. |