Study of Human Resource Skills Needs in Libyan Railways Field
Keywords:
Human Resource Skills Needs, Railways Field, LibyanAbstract
Human resources are considered the main support for organization
and economic development. Human resources management aims to
optimal uses for each human element and raise his efficiency and abilities.
Organization efficiency and successful achievement of goals depend on
human element, which has to be utilized by excellent planning, selection,
training, motivation and evaluation. The Researcher aims to develop
these skills in the field of construction, operation and maintenance of
Libyan railways projects. The descriptive method and a questionnaire
were used. Data were collected data from workers inside a site in
Tripoli. The questionnaire consists of consists of 5 main domains with
(89) items.
By analyzing the data, the study concludes that there is a lack
of clarity in policies and plans in order to develop human recourses
with a rate of 36. 60%, a weakness in implementing the plans and
policies with 31. 20%, a weakness in developing and follow- up with
the new policies with 44. 80%, and the inability of employees with
34. 86%. The study proved that financial resources are not used
properly.
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