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Nigerian Workers Attitude To Work And Its Effect On Productivity
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1.7 DELIMITATIONS/LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
The
researchers encountered a lot of problems in the course of carrying out
this study effectively and efficiently. Prominent amongst them are non
disclosure of information and uncooperative attitude of most of the
staff of the power Holdings company of Nigeria in responding to some of
our questions.
Another problem is that of finance, the researchers
being students and thus dependent on their older relations and greatly
limited in their source of finance to travel from school to the
organization under study in order to obtain relevant information needed.
This was rather difficult and tasking because of the huge
transportation fare spent and the risk involved on roads in trying to
get in touch with staff who sometimes, seemed not to be keeping
appointment schedules. However, reasonable amount of the money was out
into achieving out aims.
1.9DEFINITION OF TERMS
1.Motivation:
According to Charles Ray and Charles Elson (1984) motivation is an
internal energize capable of directing behaviour in particular
reactions. Carry Dessler (1988) defined it as “a drive which arouses one
behaviour in particular way that the person feels will lead towardsâ€.
Motivation is also defined as the stimulus that induces a person to
behave the way he does.
2.Leadership: It is managerial ability to accomplish group goals by working with and through people.
3.Hydroelectric
power: Electricity produced from generators that are driven by
hydraulic turbines. To ensure the requisite head of water constancy of
flow, the turbines are emplaced in dams that impound the stream flow,
thus creating reservoirs that can be used for recreation of water supply
purpose.
4.Thermal electricity power: electricity produced by burning any kind of available fuel or by nuclear energy.
5.Productivity:
in economics, it is a term to describe how well or how efficiently any
economy’s resources are used in the process of production. The extent to
which a given economy reached its full potential and the extent to
which it expands that potential depend in part on this productivity.
6.Current: flow of electricity through and along a wire or cable
7.transformer: an apparatus that increases or decreases the voltage of an electric power supply
8.fluctuation: irregular movement, move up and down
9.Fluorescent: taking in radiations and sending them out in the form of light.
10.Sinecure: position for which one receives credit or payment but which does not entail work or responsibility.
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