Analysis of Human Resources Productivity in the Industrial Sector According to the Resistive Economy Approach

Subject Areas : Industrial Management

Habibullah  Jalili ¹ (Department of Management, Hidaj branch, Islamic Azad University , Hidaj , Iran)
Rahele  Jamshid Loo ² (Department of Management, Hidaj branch, Islamic Azad University,Hidaj , Iran)
Alborz  Hajikhani ³ (Department of Indaustrial enginneering, Hidaj branch, Islamic Azad University, Hidaj, Iran)

Received: 2017-09-01 Accepted : 2017-12-10 Published : 2017-12-24

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Abstract :

The industrial sector is a complex and the most vital pillar of the economy in the world. In fact, in this century, economic activity is formed whereby the continuity of the subprime industry is hardly possible. On the other hand, human resource is considered a major asset and unmatched success and survival of organizations is really depends on it. So, the productivity of human resources is the most important factor which is the ultimate goal of most organizations. Productivity and efficiency require an understanding of the components and analyze the changes in the process of development with regard to the third paragraph of the general policies of Resistive Economy indicating the supply a significant share of economic growth from improving productivity, as well as the undeniable productivity targets of the sixth program of the development and the comprehensive program of delivering productivity. The purpose of this article is to assess of labor productivity at the industrial sector and its relationship with economic component of resistance. Research methodology is a descriptive survey in terms of the purpose and terms of the nature of data collection. The statistical method used in this study is Friedman test and Spearman’s correlation coefficient. The population included 563 employees of the industrial towns of Sanandaj counting a sample of 170 people. Data analysis was performed with the help of software. The findings suggest that there is no significant relationship at the industrial sector among the components of consumption pattern reform, innovation and development, and supporting Jihadi activities with labor productivity.

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