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This research work is aimed at defining the PROBLEMS OF FEMALE SECRETARIES IN BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS A CASE OF NEPA.
The problems of female secretaries envisaged in this include discrimination in employment, husband’s attitude, the secretary-boss relationship, social problems psychological problems and limited chances of advancement.
The researcher collected data for this study from questionnaires, it was discovered that female secretaries are not discriminate against in employment; official responsibilities expressly affect the private life of female secretaries. Having made the above findings the researchers made the following recommendations. Business organizations should have a policy, statement opposing age, sex discrimination in employment.
The female secretaries should try to keep their business and private life.
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