Designing a Model for the Maturity of Decent Work in the Sustainable Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Using Thematic Analysis
محورهای موضوعی : Operations ManagementFatemeh Lashgary 1 , Ebrahim Teimoury 2 , Seyedmohammad Seyedhosseini 3 , Reza Radfar 4
1 - Department of Management, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
2 - Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering,University of Science and Technology ,Tehran,Iran.
3 - Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering,University of Science and Technology ,Tehran,Iran.
4 - Professor, Department of Management, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
کلید واژه: Maturity Model, Decent Work, Supply Chain, Sustainability, Pharmaceutical Industry,
چکیده مقاله :
Considering the goals of sustainable development, numerous studies and research have been conducted in the field of supply chain sustainability. While some articles have addressed the social sustainability dimensions of the supply chain, there is a lack of integrated and comprehensive models to assess the performance of these chains in social sustainability dimensions, especially concerning decent work criteria. The present research aims to design a model for the maturity of decent work in the sustainable pharmaceutical supply chain. This research is an applied study from the perspective of objectives and descriptive research methodologically. The research population in the qualitative section consisted of experienced experts in the field of supply chain and decent work, and for this purpose, 15 individuals were selected and interviewed. After designing the initial model, in the qualitative section and initial screening of dimensions and components, 84 concepts remained in the model.
Considering the goals of sustainable development, numerous studies and research have been conducted in the field of supply chain sustainability. While some articles have addressed the social sustainability dimensions of the supply chain, there is a lack of integrated and comprehensive models to assess the performance of these chains in social sustainability dimensions, especially concerning decent work criteria. The present research aims to design a model for the maturity of decent work in the sustainable pharmaceutical supply chain. This research is an applied study from the perspective of objectives and descriptive research methodologically. The research population in the qualitative section consisted of experienced experts in the field of supply chain and decent work, and for this purpose, 15 individuals were selected and interviewed. After designing the initial model, in the qualitative section and initial screening of dimensions and components, 84 concepts remained in the model.
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