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01 Jan Labour markets, social inequality and the tailors of Kabul
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Authors | Richard Mallett, Adam Pain |
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Type | Policy note |
Theme | Social Protection and Livelihoods |
Language | english |
Date of Publication | January 01, 2015 |
Total Pages | 4 |
Available In | English | پشتو |
Description |
This study is about understanding how labour markets actually work in insecure and dynamic contexts. It does so through an analysis of the experiences of young women and men working in the tailoring sector of Kabul, Afghanistan. Tailoring employs more women than any other sector in urban Afghanistan, and it is also the fourth largest employer of men living in urban areas. It therefore offers an ideal opportunity for gendered labour market
analysis. |