Erkan, YasinSahin, Hayrettin2025-03-232025-03-2320242651-31452687-5241https://hdl.handle.net/11486/2233Bu çalismada, 1960-2000 yillar arasinda kocasi göç eden kadinlarin çalisma hayatindaki degisimler ve karsilastigi asiri is yükü sorunlari üzerinde durulmaktadir. Erkekler göç ettiginde esi, çocugu, annesi, babasi vb. yakinlarinin çogu bu durumdan etkilenmektedir. Ancak bunlar içerisinde en çok etkilenen, erkegin biraktigi bütün islerde çalismak zorunda kalan kadinlardir. Çalisma, Erzurum’un Oltu, Olur, Uzundere, Tortum, Narman ilçelerinin köylerinde yapilan saha çalismalarina dayanmaktadir. Saha çalismasinda, etnografik arastirma yönteminin gözlem ve mülakat teknikleri kullanilmistir. Köylerde gözlemler yapilarak, aile ve çalisma iliskileri izlenmis, gerekli oldugu durumlarda kisilerle derinlemesine mülakat yapilmistir. Arastirma neticesinde, arastirma yöresinde, kisa dönemli baslayan göçlerin zamanla süresinin uzadigi görülmüstür. Göç eden erkeklerin eslerinin refah seviyeleri yükselmistir. Buna karsilik kadinlarin çalisma saatlerinde artis ve çalisma sartlarinda olumsuz durumlar tespit edilmistir. Kadinlarin çocuk ve yasli bakiminda isleri artmistir. Yiyecek ve yakacak saglamada, hayvanlarin bakiminda ve hayvanlarla is görmede kadinlar görev almistir. Kadinlarin, geleneksel dönemde görülen is bölümü avantajlarini kaybettikleri, erkek isi kabul edilen agir, kirli ve tehlikeli isleri yaptiklari ortaya çikarilmistir.In this study, the changes in the working life of women whose husband emigrated between 1960 and 2000 and the excessive workload problems they faced are focused Decently. When men migrate, their wife, child, mother, father, etc. most of his relatives are affected by this situation. However, the most affected among these are women who have to work in all the jobs left by men. The study is based on field studies conducted in the villages of Oltu, Olur, Uzundere, Tortum, Narman districts of Erzurum. In the field study, the observation and interview techniques of the ethnographic research method were used. Observations were made in the villages, family and working relationships were monitored, in-depth interviews were conducted with people when necessary. As a result of the research, it has been observed that migrations that started in a short period (in the research area) have increased in duration over time. The welfare levels of the spouses of the migrating men increased. In contrast, an increase in women's working hours and adverse conditions in working conditions have been identified. Women's jobs in child and elderly care have increased. Women have been involved in providing food and fuel, caring for animals and working with animals. It has been revealed that women have lost the advantages of the division of labor seen in the traditional period and are doing heavy, dirty and dangerous jobs that are considered men’s jobs.trinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessGöçkadin çalisma hayatiçalisma hayatiköy çalisma hayatiköylü kadinArticle2319020910.46250/kulturder.1556409https://doi.org/10.46250/kulturder.1556409