Volume : 8, Issue : 7, July - 2019

A Comparative Study on Time Management in the Early Hours among Working and Non Working Mothers

P. S. Kavitha, Dr. Jahanaara Razick

Abstract :

Time is what we want most, but what we use worst says William Penn. Time management is achieving the goal or meet a demand with use of others resources in a stipulated period of time. It is very difficult to handle the time when the human ability is insufficient. As a resource, time can be used in several ways. Within the management process we make decisions concerning its use. It may be allocated for transferring, exchanging, producing, protecting, saving-investing, or consuming. This research study focuses on how time is managed effectively in the early hours among working and non working mothers. An Expost facto research design and a descriptive research which is cross sectional in nature were used for the study. A total of 100 working and non working mothers were taken as a sample. The results depicts the management of time is more effective in case of working mothers compared to nonworking mothers