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Research respondents needed: employers of foreign domestic workers who provide eldercare
June 18th, 2020 | Employment and Labour Rights, Migration and Trafficking, News, Older People and Caregiving, Research Respondents Needed
AWARE is interviewing individuals who have hired foreign domestic workers (FDWs) to help look after an elderly person (above the age of 67) in Singapore, anytime from January 2018 and onwards.
This is part of our ongoing research to understand the experiences of family caregivers and FDWs. We aim to raise your challenges to policymakers, and make relevant policy recommendations. From this interview, we hope to understand employers’ perspectives and experiences in hiring an FDW for eldercare purposes.
As an employer, you will be asked about your experiences with your latest FDW (hired in 2018 or after), including: hiring, deciding on her working conditions and responsibilities, training, developing a working relationship with her, transferring/repatriating, etc.
Interview details
- The interview will be 1.5 hours long and conducted over Zoom, at a time of mutual convenience.
- Selected respondents will be interviewed in Q3 2020.
- Respondents will be given $30 as a token of appreciation for their time (via bank transfer or Paylah!).
- Interview findings will be anonymised and respondents’ personal details will be kept confidential.
If you are interested, please fill in this form by 14 August 2020. You may email Kristen at researchintern@aware.org.sg if you need any clarifications.