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ASSESSMENT OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PRACTICES AS A TOOL FOR WORKPLACE PRODUCTIVITY IN EMENE, ENUGU EAST, ENUGU STATE

The study examined Occupational Health and Safety as a tool for Workplace Productivity in the Emene Industrial Area of Enugu State. The specific objectives are to explore the effect of human resource development on employee satisfaction, evaluate the effect of hazard control on the work environment in the Emene industrial area of Enugu State. This study adopts a descriptive survey research

Authors: Ngwu Chinyere Justina , Onodugo Ifeanyi Chris Ph.D
Pages: 1-18

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17804491

WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT IN ENUGU, NIGERIA

This study examined waste management system in Nigeria focusing specifically on assessment of waste collection, treatment, and disposal systems across in Nigeria; ascertain core challenges bedevilling waste management practices in Nigeria such as funding limitations, inadequate technology, policy implementation gaps, and socio-cultural factors as well as proffering solutions to the various

Authors: Dimgba Uguru Kalu, Frank Ekene Ozioko
Pages: 19-35

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17804897