| dc.description.abstract | The dual role of women is the active involvement of women but still
related to patriarchal and patrilineal ideology. Women who work as vegetable
traders at the Lau Cih Main Market are a form of motivation to work. This study
aims to find out how the social reality of the multiple roles experienced by women
vegetable sellers, and their motivation to work. The research method used is
descriptive qualitative research method. Data collection techniques using the
method of observation, interviews and documentation. Research informants were
determined by purposive sampling procedure. The social reality of the dual roles
experienced by women selling vegetables at the Lau cih wholesale market is a
productive role, apart from the reproductive burden that housewives have to
endure, they are able to play an active role for the needs of the family with their
own initiative. While working productively while working at home, in reality
there is a shift with the existence of patriarchal and patrilineal ideology because
the reproductive role can be carried out by the husband and his children. The
social role is carried out to actualize himself into social activities, and to remain
connected with social ties with other community members. Working as a
vegetable seller is carried out with motivation and self-orientation that is able to
work independently. Independent work is done to improve the economy and
family needs, so as to increase self-esteem in the family and society. The
motivation to work as a vegetable seller is based on personal and family desires.
The results of the study also show that in the motivation that underlies them to
work, informants feel they have the freedom to be productive by reflecting on
their own potential. Women who work as vegetable sellers do not just work, but
have motivation, enthusiasm to work hard and goals to achieve both in terms of
fulfilling the economy and family (child savings and future savings), as well as
meeting other secondary needs | en_US |
