Exploring the Impact of Job Security and Recognition on Worker Stability and Output Quality in the Manufacturing Sector

Author's Information:

Kehinde Segun

Department of Business Management, Covenant University, Nigeria 

Ilogho Simon

Department of Accounting, Covenant University, Nigeria 

Tola Kehinde

Department of International Relations, Redeemers University, Nigeria 

Vol 01 No 02 (2024):Volume 01 Issue 02 August 2024

Page No.: 54-60

Abstract:

This research investigates the impact of job security and recognition on worker stability and output quality in the manufacturing sector. Through an exploration of these factors, the study aims to uncover their influence on employee retention and performance. By analyzing data and conducting surveys within manufacturing organizations, the research seeks to provide insights into the intricate relationship between job security, recognition, worker stability, and output quality. The findings offer valuable implications for enhancing employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall organizational effectiveness in the manufacturing sector.

KeyWords:

Job Security, Worker Stability, Output Quality, Employee Retention, Workplace Culture

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