Vol. 8, Issue 4, Part C (2022)

Abstract
This study is an attempt to examine the association of individual features of females accompanied by household characteristics on participation of females in labour force in rural Haryana. Multistage random sampling has been employed to select twelve villages from twelve blocks of six districts of six administrative divisions of Haryana. Five percent sample of female-population constitutes 799 females of rural-Haryana. Association of factors has been examined after using multinominal logistic regression. Further findings of this study indicate that two factors including decision taking power of females in the ill condition of any family member and household responsibility taken by family members have positive significant association with participation of females in labour force in rural Haryana. The findings of this paper presents that factors constituting decision taking power of females associated with education of children and household responsibility taken by husbands have statistical insignificant association with participation of females in labour force in rural Haryana. Two factors including decision taking power of females in the ill condition and decision for purchasing household appliances have been omitted from the multinominal logistic regression model owing to multicollinearity.