Impact of Training Programme on Hygienic Measures Followed in Pelling Sheds (Record no. 25503)

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Personal name Daisy C Kappen
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Title Impact of Training Programme on Hygienic Measures Followed in Pelling Sheds
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Panangad
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Department of Management Studies, College of Fisheries
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 1989
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Summary, etc. The study was conducted in Quilon district of Kerala with a view to measure the impact of training programme on hygienic measures followed in peeling sheds. The major objectives were:
1. To study the level of knowledge about hygienic measuroe of trained peeling shed workers in comparison with those who have not attended the training programme.
2. To study the perception of the trained peeling shed workers about the quality of the product.

3. To compare the association, if any, existing between the socio-psychological and economic factors of trained and untrained peeling shed workers with the level of knowledge and extent of perception.
4. To study the motivational factors responsible for attending the training programme by the peeling shed workers.
The sample consisted of randomly selected 60 trained and 60 untrained peeling shed workers. Data were collected using interview schedule and suitable statistical techniques were employed for the analysis of data.
The study revealed that the trained peeling shed workers had significantly higher knowledge than untrained peeling shed workers. They also had significantly higher perception about the quality of the product than untrained peeling shed workers. The peeling shed workers perceived the factor
‘Quality of the raw material’ as the most important one in determining the final quality of the product. The perception on the factors contributing to the final quality of the product were same for both trained and untrained peeling shed workers.
The selected independent variables together contributed significantly in the variation in knowledge and perception about the quality of the product of both trained and untrained peeling shed workers.
The correlation analysis revealed that education was positively and significantly related with level of knowledge of trained peeling shed workers; while age, occupation and family indicated negative and significant association. In the case of untrained peeling shed workers extension orienta¬tion is the only variable Which Indicated positive and signi¬ficant relationship with level of knowledge.
Education showed positive and significant relationship with perception about the quality of the product of trained peeling shed workers. Age and occupation revealed negative and significant association. In the case of untrained peeling shed workers only age Indicated negative and significant relationship with perception about the quality of the product.
Innovativeness was the major motive which induced the peeling shed workers to attend the training programme.
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