EFFECTIVE MOTIVATIONAL PROGRAMMES AND PRODUCTIVITY IN GOVERNMENT PARASTATALS,

(A CASE STUDY OF IMO STATE HEALTH MANAGEMENT BOARD)

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ABSTRACT

The continued decline in productivity government palatals despite huge financial and material resources invested in them has been a matter of concern to all well meaning Nigerians. This has in its part contributed to the economic crisis which the country is currently facing. This research work is designed to look into the motivational aspect of the work environment and its relative effect on productivity in these palatals.

Some how workers in the public sectors of the economy are no effectively motivated into increasing their productivity and this has a major factor in contributing to the decline in productivity and subsequently to the present condition of the economy. these it is the purpose of the study to investigate the assumptions as stated in the hypothesis.

The data used for this research were collected mainly through the use of questionnaire. These questionnaires were positioned in various cadres of workers in the Imo State hospital manageemnt board in all the three (3) zones of the state. The data collected were analyzed by percentage and chi-square statistical methods the findings of the research are:

That a fairly good majority of workers in these parastatals are happy with their job
That the management of these parastatals does not pay worker nor reward staff for putting more effort in their job
That majority of the workers opted for promotion salaries recognition high payment of wages/salaries as the major conditions for them to increase their productivity
The management of the parastatals virtually make no effort to recognize and compensate workers.
That sponsored training programme in the parastatals are few
That very good inter-relationship exist among the worker.
That 96 percent of workers affirmed to the fact that if they are compensated effectively they will increase their productivity.
That the inherent problem of financial benefits and welfare especially has covered the standard of living of the workers.

Finally the recommendations suggested to help alleviate the problem areas are:

The employers should device an effective and efficient means of paying the worker the various benefits and care fro welfare
The motivational factors like promotion increase in salaries and recognition should be used as means of gingering the workers into increase performance.
That recognition and appropriate financial reward should be given to workers who put in more effort on the job
That the management of the parastatals should increase their sponsored training programme as its tool of increasing productivity
That the management of the parastalats should do everything possible to maintain the work environment

TABLE OF CONTENT

CHAPTER ONE

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 A brief historical background of the Imo state health management board

Statements of problem.
Research questions
Purpose/ significant of the study
Assumptions of the study

1.6 limitation of the study

Definition of terms

CHAPTER TWO

2.0 Literature review

The concept of motivation
What is motivation
Definition of motivation
The importance of motivation
Theories of motivation
The concept theories

Douglas H. gregor’s theories x and Y
Abraham H Maslow’s need of hierarchy theory

iii. Fredrick Herzberg’s two factor theory

David Mc cleland needs theory of motivation
C.P Alerfer’s era theory of motivation

vi Elton mayo’s human relations theory of motivation

vii. The equity theory

2.5.2 other motivation factor

The expectancy theory
Summary of literature review

Reference

CHAPTER THREE

3.0 Research design & methodology

3.1 Data selection

Determination of sample size
Sources of data
Methods of data analysis

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0 Finding and analysis of data

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0 Summary of research finding

5.1 Recommendation

5.2 Conclusions

Appendix

Appendix I letter of authority

Appendix II questionnaires

CHAPTER ONE

There is clearly and widely accepted belief that the economy of this counting is weak. This has in effect caused such as untold economic hardship to the populace, such that has never been experienced in the history of Nigeria since its independence. It is an acknowledged view that the economy of the entire world is undergoing recessional period. This is much noticeable and hard- feet in the third world countries of which Nigeria is one.

Nigeria is much up of thirty- six (36) state and Abuja as the federal Capital territory (FTC) and she practices mixed economy ideology system. This is an inheritance from her colonial masters. This resulted to her economic structure in relation to ownership of factors of production being divided into sectors. Earlier before the outset of the third commendable and the standard of living was fairly high, as the purchasing power of our currency was also high. The factors that led into the buoyancy were the revenue that was constantly earned from the sales of crude oil.

The second factor was that the nation’s agricultural productivity was also higher than what is obtainable now. Some of the resultant effect of high flow of revenue from crude oil was that people became reluctant to work and displayed a great deal of non- chalet attitude towards the continuation of their agriculture and small sale industrial operations. This subsequently led to a decrease in productivity of goods and services. It further resulted in an increased dependence on imported oil. Thus, there existed a great disparity between our foreign exchange earnings and our expenditure of which the later was greater.

The emergence of the oil, glut, made it clear that Nigerian’s economy is hanging on a balance. This situation led to the introduction of the structural Adjustment programmes other wise known as ‘SAP’ by the Babangide administration. This was designed to help bring the rumblings economy its shape. The main strategy here is to reduce the rush for foreign goods, increase production locally and to restructure the entire economy to operate at a greater degree of indecency from foreign influence. The role of effective management of financial, material and human resources cannot therefore be underestimated as one of the means of achieving these economic goals. The government is doing her best through viable policy plans and strategies to influxes substantial materials and financial resources of the two arms in production and ultimate economic stability.

On the note, its very important to recognize that for economic growth to be achieved, full and effective consideration must be given to the well being of the individual workers that required to carryout their respective activities in the economic system. When workers are being taken care of, there is the tendency for increased productivity. If productivity increases, there will be the urge for generating more revenue (that is profit) from taxes to the government. Undertaking higher motivational programmes on the individual workers can only do this as it effects human resources management among other factors of production.

It is the objectives of the study to examine the extent if positive effect that could be achieved through effective motivational programmes on productivity unique semi- independent government sector called prostates.

1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

There is an ‘Igbo’ adage which says that ‘a collectively owned goat starves to death’. But why? This adage goes to explain the differences that have been existing in efficiency, effectiveness and productivity between the private owned and government establishments.

The main functional area of these parastatals is centered on provision of services of various types such as healthcare, information dissemination, electricity supply and so on. Competition between these private organizations that offer the same services in the…

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