ABSTRACT Quality of work life and employee satisfaction is very significant for ensuring sustained commitment and productivity from the employees of an organisation. The sustainability of organisational success is primarily based on the employee satisfaction and the latter is contingent upon the nature and level of quality of work life of an organisation. This project attempts to bring fore the perception of employees about quality of work life and employee satisfaction across the nature of job
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of implementation and costs has always been a major bottleneck for firms as far as production is concerned. So is the case for SPC GmbH. Therefore‚ for it to ensure a timely and a sufficient supply of masterbatches to its customers‚ we will be suggesting theoretically possible means to increase production capacity‚ evaluate them qualitatively‚ then try to adjust them to SPC’s case. The flowchart in figure 1 depicts a logical tree on how to increase capacity in a firm: Optimization of Machine Utilization
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Quality philosophies Evolution of TQM philosophies The Deming Philosophy Definition of quality‚ ³A product or a service possesses quality if it helps somebody and enjoys a good and sustainable market.´ Improve quality Decrease cost because of less rework‚ fewer mistakes. Productivity improves Long-term competitive strength Stay in business Capture the market with better quality and reduced cost. 2 The Deming philosophy 1. ³A System of Profound Knowledge´ Appreciation for
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TQM Practices in Manufacturing and Service Peruvian Companies 47 JCC Journal of CENTRUM Cathedra ™ TQM Practices in Manufacturing and Service Companies in Peru by Ricardo M. Pino* Professor‚ CENTRUM Católica‚ Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú Doctor en Administración Estratégica de Negocios‚ Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú Master of Philosophy‚ Maastricht School of Management‚ The Netherlands Master of Business Administration‚ Universidad del Pacífico‚ Perú Abstract
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Chapter (1) Definition of Quality: The quality of a product (article or service) is its ability to satisfy or exceed customers’ needs and expectations. “Bergman and Klefsjö” Customers are: those we want to produce value/s to. Quality Dimensions: 8-Quality dimensions of a good: (Pressed Factory) 1- Performance: such as speed‚ capacity‚ useful life‚ size. 2- Reliability: Is a measure of how often problems occur and how serious they are. 3- Environmental Impact: A measure
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Contents1.Lifetime Customer Value....................................................1What would you estimate is the lifetime customer value (LCV) of Laura’s business at each of the stores?How would you account for any difference?2.Level of Service..................................................................3How would you rate the level of service provided by the two newsagents? Why?3.Customer Satisfaction and Customer Loyalty.........................4Although Laura shopped at the first newsagent
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Water Quality Study December 17‚ 2008 A Study of Water Quality in Big Haynes Creek Rockdale Magnet School for Science and Technology 1174 Bulldog Circle Conyers‚ GA 30012 December 17‚ 2008 1 Water Quality Study December 17‚ 2008 Table of Contents Introduction p. 3 Literature Review p. 3 Methodology p. 9 Data Interpretation p. 11 Discussion and Conclusions p. 17 References p. 21 Appendix A: Detailed Procedures p. 25 Appendix B: Experimental
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I found your post about the lean methodology intriguing and informative. It helped me to have a better understanding of a clinic use for this type of approach to quality improvement in nursing care. Working for the state government means that budgets are tight and there is no room to be wasteful with resources. Richardson et al. (2014) identify certain principles of the Lean process that can be transposed into the healthcare setting. The principles of waste elimination‚ consistent workflow‚ staff
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disposition from 15 degrees to 14 degrees and‚ along these lines‚ essentially diminishing the odds of a tail strike happening (regardless of the possibility that the standard deviation stayed consistent). It is significant that given the many-sided quality of flight operations‚ the likelihood of making unintended outcomes
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Quality in Practice: Toyota Motor Corporation‚ Ltd. [1] The Toyota brand name has earned an international reputation for quality. The roots of Toyota Motor Corporation‚ founded in 1937‚ stem from the Toyoda Automatic Loom Works. Sakichi Toyoda invented a loom with an automatic stopping function; whenever a thread broke or the machine ran out of thread‚ it stopped automatically. This approach was built into automotive assembly lines to improve quality and productivity and led to the development of
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