Table 1.
Characteristics | Participants (n = 182) |
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Age (2 missing) | |
< 30 | 50 (27.8%) |
30–39 | 83 (46.1%) |
40–49 | 38 (21.1%) |
50+ | 9 (5.0%) |
Education (5 missing) | |
Low (Primary/Secondary) | 108 (61.0%) |
High (Diploma/University) | 69 (39.0%) |
Marital status (1 missing) | |
Married | 75 (41.4%) |
Single | 79 (43.6%) |
Widowed/Divorced | 27 (14.9%) |
Country of origin | |
The Philippines | 104 (57.1%) |
Indonesia | 68 (37.4%) |
Myanmar/Sri Lanka | 10 (5.5%) |
Religion | |
Islam | 56 (30.8%) |
Catholic | 76 (41.8%) |
Christian | 41 (22.5%) |
Buddhist/Sikh | 7 (3.8%) |
No religion | 2 (1.1%) |
First job | |
No | 86 (47.3%) |
Yes | 96 (52.7%) |
Previous work country (for women who worked before) | |
Singapore | 10 (11.6%) |
Malaysia/Brunei | 9 (10.5%) |
Hong Kong/Taiwan | 17 (19.8%) |
Arabian Peninsula | 20 (23.2%) |
North America | 1 (1.2%) |
Home country | 29 (33.7%) |
Working experience (years) (5 missing) | |
≤ 2 | 24 (13.6%) |
2–6 | 71 (40.1%) |
6–10 | 36 (20.3%) |
10–20 | 41 (23.2%) |
> 20 | 5 (2.8%) |
This table displays the characteristics of the study participants (n = 182), including their socio-demographic characteristics and employment characteristics