Özet:

Considering the acceleration of globalization and its impact on immigration along with the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the study discusses the work of women who migrated from the former Soviet bloc to Turkey in household and care services. Globalization has contributed to increasing women’s employment worldwide. But the business sectors in which women participate are more focused on women’s responsibility for homework or care services. The recognition of domestic services as women’s jobs causes many women to migrate to developed countries to do these jobs. It is possible to say that there is a gender-based business section for women immigrants. The work of women in these fields and the gender-based business division are strengthening the position of the woman in the house and leading to the continuation of the existing patriarchal structure. For this reason, the work focuses on the exploitation of women’s labour and the influence of migration movements on the maintenance of gender inequality in the global sense.