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Title: | Effects of Occupational Hazards on Workers’ Performance in Nigeria’s Cement Industry |
Authors: | Ebeloku, A. I Akinbode, J. O Sokefun, E. A |
Keywords: | Absenteeism, Cement Industry, Hazard, Health, Presenteeism, Workers’ Performance. |
Issue Date: | Jun-2018 |
Publisher: | Online Publication of the ADAPT Series |
Citation: | Ebeloku, A. I., Akinbode, J. O., Sokefun, E. A. (2018). Effects of Occupational Hazards on Workers’ Performance in Nigeria’s Cement Industry. Online Publication of the ADAPT Series |
Series/Report no.: | 7;2 |
Abstract: | Purpose. This paper examined the effects of occupational hazards on workers’ performance in Nigeria’s cement industry. Methodology. Survey research method was employed in conducting the research: a structured questionnaire was designed and administered to one hundred and eighty-three (183) workers of Lafarge Cement Plant in Sagamu, Ogun State, Nigeria. Findings. The study revealed that the frequency level of occupational hazards had a significant influence on workers performance; a significant difference exist between performance levels of healthy workers to unhealthy workers; and that safe workers had high tendencies of performing on the job than workers who were unsafe at work in the cement industry. Research implications – The study established the relevance of workers wellness and safety to workers commitment to duties as predictors of workers’ performance. Originality/Value – The paper advocates the promotion of global standard occupational health and safety practices in Nigeria’s cement industry. Specifically, the study emphasises the importance of a healthy workforce and work system, and suggestions were presented for improved occupational health and safety systems. Paper type: Empirical paper. |
URI: | http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/740 |
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