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Economic Well Being (Aid (Women in Irbid are more likely to depend on aid…
Economic Well Being
Aid
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Perception of Syrians as beneficiaries of aids impact their interaction with landlords and also broader Jordanian society
Misconception by those who do assessments of aid that those with furnished apartments do not need aid.
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Income
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Woman said that she had gotten a job picking up old water bottles in Amman, but did not share it to the group. Other women group expressed an aversion to doing such jobs.
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Women are compromising on social norm of not working outside the home. Economic situation has compelled many to make the decision of working.
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Exploitation
Women stopped working in a factory where she was sowing jewels on to dresses, paid a low wage, and after three months she had blurry vision.
Busload of refugees being taken to farms to pick tomatoes for 5 JD's a day even though min wage is 15 JD. No breaks were given during 11 hour shifts.
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Experience of Jordanians going back on their word is common. Many end up signing contracts with lower wages because employers tell them they will pay them the difference because the tax would reduce the income.
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Misinformation of Laws
250,000 JOD to register bussiness
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