Effects of employee trainings on the occupational safety and health in accommodation sector
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Date
2009
Authors
Ferika Özer Sari
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GOLD
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Yes
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Abstract
In our age it is a well-known reality that human resource is the key factor of organizational success. Companies' power comes from the physical and mental strength of their workers. Therefore sustainability of being powerful for an organization is tied to the physical and psychological health of its employees and their knowledge and skills as well. Since the importance of human resources on the organizational success has been realized responsibility and authority of Human Resources Departments are broadened especially in accommodation sector. Organizing Employee Trainings and maintaining Occupational Safety and Health are among the main functions of Human Resources Management departments. These two functions interact and they both serve the aim of protecting employees' physical psychological and social health. Within this paper Effects of the Employee Training on the Occupational Safety and Health has been studied by an applied analysis in order to view the approach and practices of accommodation sector. As a result it's been realized that employee trainings have a very positive effect on the occupational safety and health. Moreover it's been understood that some of the potential training programs such as accident risks and occupational illnesses are inevitable. © 2009. © 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Keywords
Accommodation Sector, Employee, Occupational Safety And Health, Training, Occupational safety and health, Accommodation sector, Training, Employee
Fields of Science
05 social sciences, 0211 other engineering and technologies, 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences, 02 engineering and technology
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14
Source
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
Volume
1
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Start Page
1865
End Page
1870
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