A Socio and Economic study of Domestic Helpers in Mangalore city

Economics

Domestic helpers make up a sizable, unorganised sector with low financial literacy and significant levels of poverty in most of the developing nations. Especially women who work as helper are particularly at risk, if they are the sole providers of money, are single mothers, or do not receive a lot of financial assistance from their spouses. The goal of this study is to shed light on the socioeconomic situation of domestic workers employed in the Mangalore city region. Mangalore the headquarters of Dakshina Kannada District in the state of Karnataka, is well-connected by land, sea, and air and has the potential to become one of the major hubs for international trade. Additionally, Mangalore has a seaport, which benefits both the local economy and the country's overall growth. There are a lot of domestic assistants’ requirement because of the ever-expanding nature of the city. The socioeconomic circumstances of helpers across several categories are highlighted in this effort through data collection via questionnaires.

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