The importance of ergonomic psychology in garment industry

Abstract

Motivation, like no other psychological variables, can not be measured directly, it is concluded from the behavior, size of commitment, perseverance and direction of behavior, or behavior whose results are achieved. It is an indicator of the performance of work, or the accomplishment of personal and organizational goals. On the other hand, if the job requirements are complex and not in accordance with the expectations, abilities, knowledge and skills of people, if they do not fi t into the time available and the usual rhythm properly, if the conditions at work are outside the limits of physical and psychological tolerance and moral values without the opportunities for training and advancement, if the job is insecure, socially unrecognized, underpaid, fi lled with rejection and confl icts among the staff , the result is a destructive and unpleasant experience of the stress at work.

A study on musculoskeletal disorders in garment industry

“…Despite the manner of the work, the body's ability to work for 24 hours vary among people. The Fatigue, monotony and circadian rhythm can infl uence the performance of the operator [15]. Although the business dynamics of the current organizations want a proactive approach in identifying the preventing the risks, analyzing the work environment and working conditions is also vital [16].…”