Date of Publication
11-2022
Document Type
Insider Action Research
Degree Name
Master of Business Administration
Subject Categories
Ergonomics | Performance Management
College
Ramon V. Del Rosario College of Business
Department/Unit
Management and Organization Department
Thesis Advisor
Rachel Alvendia-Quero
Defense Panel Chair
Eppie Clark
Defense Panel Member
Maria Adiel Aguiling
Niel Polinag
Abstract/Summary
This action research involved two research cycles to improve the health and performance of the selected group in the AP Shared Services of Aling Tessa Retail Affiliates. Being in the accounting profession, it is unavoidable in our group to work long hours and be sedentary workers. Little did we know our health would suffer if we continuously ignored prolonged sitting results. The group’s issue manifestation was the presence of body pains. Thus, our interventions focused on a training or orientation program for employee awareness about ergonomics and its importance in the office setting, executing a guided stretching program, improving employee performance, and contributing to social engagements that will help reduce the employee turnover rate. Collaboration among us team members was important. I applied the First, Second, and Third person Inquiries to collect and analyze data to help us in solving the issue. The holistic workstation and the CDC workplace models guided us in implementing our interventions. The results showed that even in small acts, we could increase the current health status of each member of the team. We also promoted a humane workstation even for our group. As a Lasallian business leader of change, this action research demonstrated that with the proper mindset, commitment, and collaboration, we could implement change that will benefit the whole Company.
Keywords: Ergonomics, health and performance, CDC workplace models, holistic workstation, action research
Abstract Format
html
Language
English
Format
Electronic
Keywords
Human engineering; Office buildings; Work environment; Employee health promotion
Recommended Citation
Oca, K. R. (2022). Improving employee’s health and performance through ergonomics principles in accounts payable shared services team. Retrieved from https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etdm_manorg/140
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12-10-2022