Özet:

This study aims to evaluate the problems of foreign domestic household workers employed in home care services and develop solutions proposals. In this context, a deep interview with 36 foreign citizens working in the home care business in Ankara was made with a cartridge sample. According to the results obtained in the framework of quality analyses, it has been seen that immigrant household workers who are discussed earn more money than their country of origin work in Turkey, most of them are unregistered, and all of them provide home care and full-time care services. The average daily working hours of these workers are 17 hours and their monthly income is lower compared to their working hours. Most of the unregistered interlocutors work without health insurance, in case of illness they receive drug support from their employers, they use the drugs, vitamins and herbal teas they bring from their hometown. The interlocutors said they were satisfied with the working conditions when taking into account the opportunities offered to them and the money they earned, but they wanted to work in a registered and health insurance manner. There are some recommendations in this context.