... number of trained professionals do not enter the industry, the standard, growth and professionalism of the construction industry will suffer. The scope of this paper is confined to attracting female undergraduates who majored in QS to join the Singapore construction industry on graduation...

... bear major responsibility for household chores and childcare. These responsibilities give rise to work‐family conflict, which becomes an obstacle in managing their business. This research studied the work‐family conflict among married Singapore women entrepreneurs. The work‐family conflict was divided...

...Jean Lee Reports an empirical study, conducted within the context of Singapore, which examines the motives that stimulate women into becoming business owners. Aims to uncover the characteristics of a typical woman entrepreneur in Singapore; the motivational needs of women entrepreneurs...

...Irene K. H. Chew; Tan Chew Yan A survey of 16 female entrepreneurs in Singapore, by interview or questionnaire, to establish their present characteristics and changes over the last two decades was conducted. They were found to be better educated than the general population of women, concentrated...