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Original Article
Open Access
Re-Thinking Human Safety: Is the Industry Really Poised for Zero Accidents? - A Review
Harbans Lal Kaila
· pp. 5–12
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2013/v6i10/60030
Killing thousands of people at the workplace across the globe every year is a major concern and one wonders, whether achieving zero accidents is a mere documentation exercise or is it really achievable for the industry? Unsafe or at-risk behaviours …
Keywords:
Zero Accidents, Workplace, Managers, Behaviour, Safety, India
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Original Article
Open Access
Teachers' Perception Regarding the Impact and Performance of Mid - Day Meal Scheme in Sangrur District of Punjab
Rani Kanchan, Pardeep Jain
· pp. 13–20
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2013/v6i10/60031
The Government of India, both at the Centre and State levels, has been playing an important role in quantitative and qualitative expansion of education. The Mid-Day Meal Scheme is one of the main schemes which has been launched by the …
Keywords:
Education, Mid-Day Meal Scheme, Impact, Health, Enrollment, Food Quality, Food Portions
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Original Article
Open Access
Socialization and Nurturing Entrepreneurship Among Indian Women
Pooja Singh
· pp. 21–27
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2013/v6i10/60036
Women entrepreneurs cannot gain momentum if the ground for entrepreneurship remains uneven. Analysis of literature from the psychological and sociological perspective has deduced that childhood socialization is one of the most important determinants of entrepreneurship development. The paper discusses how …
Keywords:
Women Entrepreneurs, Self Help Groups, Empowerment, Achievement, Socialization
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Original Article
Open Access
A Study on Job Satisfaction of Women Workers in Tea Estates With Special Reference to the Nilgiris District
R. Amsaveni, J. Ilavarasi, S. Gomathi
· pp. 28–35
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2013/v6i10/60037
Job satisfaction is an important indicator of how workers feel about their jobs and is a predictor of work behaviors. The study aimed to ascertain the job satisfaction levels of women workers employed in tea estates located in the Nilgiris …
Keywords:
Job Satisfaction, Women Workers, Tea Estates, Health
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Original Article
Open Access
Impact of Self-Concept and Achievement Motivation on Academic Achievements of MBA Students: An Empirical Analysis
Polampati G. Rudranath
· pp. 36–48
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2013/v6i10/60038
The present investigation is the study of achievement motivation and self concept in relation to academic achievement of management students. The following are the nature of the variables studied. First, achievement motivation is the basis of achievement motive that is …
Keywords:
Achievement Motivation, Self Concept, Academic Achievements, Thinking Power, Social Living