It is one of the primary duties of states to ensure economic growth and sustainability. For this, governments aim to increase labor force participation and provide employment. The most important factor in providing employment is ensuring gender equality. As in many studies in the literature, there is an important relationship between female labor force participation and employment and economic growth. As in other countries, it is seen that gender equality is not fully achieved in our country. Among the reasons for this is the intensity of the work force of women in the home. When women's participation in the workforce is examined, it is seen that there is a relationship between their education levels and their participation in the workforce. At the beginning of women's desire to participate in the labor force is their desire to increase their income and living standards and to stand on their own feet. The aim of study is to examine the relationship between economic growth and women's employment, women's labor force participation and women's satisfaction with household income. In the study, the effects of women's employment, women's labor force participation and women's household income satisfaction on economic growth between the years 1988-2021 were examined by time series analysis. The stationarity of the series was determined by ADF and PP unit root tests. Then, the existence of the cointegration relationship of the variables was tested with the ARDL bounds test, and the long- and short-term dynamics were examined. The appropriate model was established and the model prediction results were evaluated. In this respect, it can be said that women's employment, women's participation in the workforce and household income satisfaction have a positive effect on economic growth.