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Swarna Ukwatta 《Journal of Population Research》2010,27(2):107-131
Sri Lanka is one of three countries in Asia, along with the Philippines and Indonesia, where women migrants constitute between
60 and 70% of legal migrants; these female migrants are mainly employed overseas as domestic workers. Since the 1980s, the
out-migration of Sri Lankan females for employment abroad surpassed that of males and the major destination has been countries
in the Middle East. The majority of these women are married and have at least one child; they leave their children in the
care of other family members in their absence. While they usually make arrangements to accommodate the spatial separation
forced by migration, their migration poses many challenges to themselves and their children left behind. Recently, the issue
of children left behind by migrant mothers has attracted growing attention from policy makers in Sri Lanka. Since the social
and emotional ramifications of mothering from a distance and how these mothers cope with them are inadequately investigated,
this article uses data collected from a 2008 survey of 400 Sri Lankan female migrant families to examine the effects of mothers’
migration on how they are mothering their children from a distance, and how they perceive the effects on their children. The
article concludes with some suggested policy recommendations. 相似文献
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The intrinsic motivational aspects that improve the psychological well-being of health practitioners have been usurped by an insulated reliance on financial incentives and other external factors. This paper examines issues pertinent to the motivation of doctors in the healthcare system in Malaysia. The article also attempts to identify problem areas that could benefit from interventions focusing on intrinsic motivation. Financial incentives and the deterioration in intrinsic motivation levels partly influence the exodus of healthcare workers from public healthcare organizations to private practice. A multidimensional approach is required to improve intrinsic motivation amongst healthcare workers. Leadership strength, organizational citizenship, modification of job design, career management, and a democratized work environment are seen as crucial factors to remedy work morale in healthcare systems. A prospective conceptual framework described in this article could serve as the foundation to analyse motivational outcomes through research in the future. 相似文献
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