"Integrating Comprehensive Safety And Financial Security Measures In The Textile Industry: An In-Depth Study At Marikatex"

Main Article Content

Doc. Dr. Etleva PETA
Dr. Eduina Guga

Abstract

The textile industry, integral to global manufacturing, faces significant challenges concerning workplace safety. Despite advances in safety standards and regulations, the effectiveness and implementation vary widely, affecting the well-being and productivity of textile workers. This study examines the multi-dimensional aspects of workplace safety at MarikaTEX, a representative entity within the textile industry.


The primary aim of this research is to evaluate the current safety measures at MarikaTEX, identify gaps, and assess the impact of these measures on employee satisfaction and productivity. The study also seeks to explore the psychological and socio-economic implications of safety practices.


This research employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative data. A stratified random sample of employees at MarikaTEX participated in surveys and interviews to gather data on various safety dimensions, including physical, environmental, health, emotional, and economic aspects. Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS to examine the relationships between safety practices and worker outcomes.


Preliminary findings suggest significant discrepancies in the implementation and effectiveness of safety measures. While some safety protocols are well-established, gaps in enforcement and training impact overall safety perceptions and worker morale. Quantitative analysis indicates a strong correlation between comprehensive safety measures and higher levels of job satisfaction and productivity.


The study underscores the critical need for systematic improvements in safety measures at MarikaTEX. Recommendations for enhancing safety protocols include strengthening training programs, improving safety equipment quality and availability, and fostering a culture of safety that empowers employees. These improvements are not only crucial for compliance with international standards but also for enhancing the overall well-being and efficiency of the workforce.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.

Article Details

How to Cite
Doc. Dr. Etleva PETA, & Dr. Eduina Guga. (2024). "Integrating Comprehensive Safety And Financial Security Measures In The Textile Industry: An In-Depth Study At Marikatex". Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(5), 4646–4662. Retrieved from https://kuey.net/index.php/kuey/article/view/3685
Section
Articles
Author Biographies

Doc. Dr. Etleva PETA

“Eqrem Çabej” University, Faculty of Economy, Accounting and Finance Department, Gjirokastra, Albania.

Dr. Eduina Guga

Lecturer & Researcher, Faculty of Economy, Accounting and Finance Department, "Eqrem Çabej" University, Gjirokastër, Albania.