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87.2 percent of Saudi families have drivers
(MENAFN- Arab News) A recent survey conducted by the Public Opinion Survey Unit in King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue found that 66.7 percent of the 1000 participants from the Kingdom had house-maids.
The survey also found that 87.2 percent of the Saudi families participating in the polls said that they had private chauffeurs.
In another focus issue of the survey it was revealed that Sudanese labor ranked last on the list of foreign workers preferred by Saudi families at 1.2 percent. This was followed by Nepalese workers (1.7 percent) Egyptian workers (1.8 percent) and Bangladeshi workers (2 percent).
The survey confirmed that 46.1 percent of the respondents felt that the main reason behind the tendency of families to recruit housemaids is that generally the female head in the house is employed full time in a professional setting. Converesely 70.6 percent of the sample said that recruiting house help in Saudi communities is extravagant and unneccesary.
The King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue has allocated an integrated public opinion survey unit at its academy specifically for dialogue and public opinion.
The survey also found that 87.2 percent of the Saudi families participating in the polls said that they had private chauffeurs.
In another focus issue of the survey it was revealed that Sudanese labor ranked last on the list of foreign workers preferred by Saudi families at 1.2 percent. This was followed by Nepalese workers (1.7 percent) Egyptian workers (1.8 percent) and Bangladeshi workers (2 percent).
The survey confirmed that 46.1 percent of the respondents felt that the main reason behind the tendency of families to recruit housemaids is that generally the female head in the house is employed full time in a professional setting. Converesely 70.6 percent of the sample said that recruiting house help in Saudi communities is extravagant and unneccesary.
The King Abdulaziz Center for National Dialogue has allocated an integrated public opinion survey unit at its academy specifically for dialogue and public opinion.
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