This study investigates the intricate dynamics of work-life balance among migrant laborers employed in the civil construction sector within the northern Chennai area. The research delves into the unique challenges faced by this demographic, exploring the impact of their employment on various aspects of their personal lives. Using a simple approach, data was collected through surveys, interviews and observations to comprehensively analyze the work conditions, living situations, and coping mechanisms employed by migrant laborers. Through thematic analysis, the study reveals the significant struggles and trade-offs these individuals face in balancing work demands with personal well-being, family relationships, and social integration. Findings also illuminate the role of socio-economic factors, housing conditions, and support systems in shaping the work-life experiences of migrant laborers. Recommendations are provided to stakeholders in the civil construction sector, policymakers, and community organizations to address the challenges highlighted and improve the overall work-life balance of migrant laborers in the region.
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