LABOR PRODUCTIVITY RESEARRCH DATA 2nd .xlsx

The main research focuses on examining factors related to workmanship and labor productivity and intercorrelating them with labor nationalities. It includes questions related to four different areas, including (1) work experience, with options to select between gaining the experience by practicing, family heritage, need, or studying. (2) workmanship quality with four selection possibilities: best, average, below average, or bad. (3) mistakes or error occurrences, and (4) work repetition with options that include always, usually, rarely, and never. The last subcategory focuses on examining factors related to labor communication abilities, attitude, and behavior with questions related to (1) language difficulties, (2) following instructions, (3) trouble-making attitude, and (4) compliance with safety measures, with options including always, usually, rarely, and never. However, (5) Financial motivation, was examined by asking participants to rate this factor from choices including very high, high, moderate, and low. Lastly, (6) time-loss activities were analyzed by listing 14 time-loss activities including eating, drinking, praying, smoking, standing, watching others, walking, chatting, checking phone, using bathrooms more than usual, waiting, sitting, late attendance, and early dismissal. Participants were asked to choose the time-loss activity that is frequently observed and relate it to labor nationalities under investigation. The process of questionnaire distribution among the specified target population was carried out through manual means. A total of fifty-four surveys were effectively undertaken, representing a wide range of labor productivity and behavior aspects.