The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan

In very challenging working environment nowadays, it is very important to employee taking care of themselves and for the employer to provide their employee the comfortable workplace environment. In workplace, sometimes there are large number of tasks that exceed the capabilities of most of the work...

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spelling my.uitm.ir.739602023-02-17T09:14:31Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/73960/ The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan Hamdan, Zeti Amiza H Social Sciences (General) Labor. Work environment Job stress. Stress management Personnel management. Employment management Research In very challenging working environment nowadays, it is very important to employee taking care of themselves and for the employer to provide their employee the comfortable workplace environment. In workplace, sometimes there are large number of tasks that exceed the capabilities of most of the work force. It is very important apply ergonomics principles in workplace so that people can perform their work without any injury. By applying ergonomics principles can reduces cost for injury, improves productivity, quality, employee engagement, an others good benefits. This study examine the relationship between ergonomics factors and the work stress outcomes at the The Sarawak Economic Development Corporation (SEDC). The total number of population in SEDC is 102. The respondents from all departments that will give their respond on health, working chair, humidity, lighting, and working hours as the independent variables towards stress outcome. From the finding shows that the health, working chair, humidity, lighting, and working hours has relationship towards stress outcome. Details from the finding was being explained in Chapter 5. Problems while doing the research was to get back result in time when most of respondents were working. 2018-07 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/73960/1/73960.pdf The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan. (2018) [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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Labor. Work environment
Job stress. Stress management
Personnel management. Employment management
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Hamdan, Zeti Amiza
The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan
description In very challenging working environment nowadays, it is very important to employee taking care of themselves and for the employer to provide their employee the comfortable workplace environment. In workplace, sometimes there are large number of tasks that exceed the capabilities of most of the work force. It is very important apply ergonomics principles in workplace so that people can perform their work without any injury. By applying ergonomics principles can reduces cost for injury, improves productivity, quality, employee engagement, an others good benefits. This study examine the relationship between ergonomics factors and the work stress outcomes at the The Sarawak Economic Development Corporation (SEDC). The total number of population in SEDC is 102. The respondents from all departments that will give their respond on health, working chair, humidity, lighting, and working hours as the independent variables towards stress outcome. From the finding shows that the health, working chair, humidity, lighting, and working hours has relationship towards stress outcome. Details from the finding was being explained in Chapter 5. Problems while doing the research was to get back result in time when most of respondents were working.
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title The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan
title_short The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan
title_full The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan
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title_full_unstemmed The relationship between ergonomics factors and work stress outcomes among non-executive employees in the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, Kuching / Zeti Amiza Hamdan
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