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2014년 11월 18일

저자:
Hussam al-Mayman, Al Arabiya News

Factory run by female workers in Saudi Arabia breaks stereotypes

"Factory run by female workers in Saudi Arabia breaks stereotypes", 16 Nov 2014

The Saudi government's drive to draw more women into the labor force appears to be bearing fruit, as the jobs occupied by women seems to breaking the stereotypical ideology of suitable jobs for women in the kingdom.

A factory producing baby diapers and female hygiene pads operating in Riyadh is currently operating with a 75 percent capacity of a female labor force. The women are responsible for the offline production and manual packaging of these sanitary products. A third of the 65 women working have special needs and the assistance they require is provided such as an on-sight sign language translator...