Factors affecting manpower shortage in the construction of quezon multi-purpose buildin/ (Record no. 434)

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Personal name Arbollente, Christian Jay M.
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Title Factors affecting manpower shortage in the construction of quezon multi-purpose buildin/
Statement of responsibility, etc. Christian Jay M. Arbollente, Ralph Lauren A. Gurat, John-Bon M. Jose, Chryzler Jelome S. Molina and Kenneth Rayne B. Quillon
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Bayombong:
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Nueva Vizcaya State University,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2023.
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Extent viii, 68 leaves :
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General note This paper aims to identify the factors affecting manpower shortage in the construction of multi-purpose buildings and to gather enough data and opinions from the Department of Public Works and Highways First District Engineering Office to do so. All parties involved in the built environment, whether viewed through the eyes of general contractors, business partners, or suppliers, have encountered some type of labor shortage or an increase in older personnel with few easily accessible replacements. Buildings are being finished more slowly, and some projects are being abandoned entirely as a result of the shortage of trained personnel on construction sites. In order to fulfill the soaring demand, some firms are compelled to employ individuals with lower levels of skill. On a job site, even mistakes that don't endanger life are extremely worrying because they can cost a lot of money. In addition, this study aims to gather industry members' ideas for potential solutions that can both enhance awareness of the problem and the current construction labor force. Initial observation suggests that one of the leading causes that there is a shortage of manpower is that of finance. This research aims to identify and conclude our initial findings with the use of research questionnaires and interview. In conclusion, one of the main causes of shortage of manpower within the project is poor treatment of workers from the contractor side.<br/>Keyword: Quantitative Analysis, Survey data, Engineers, Laborers, Manpower, Shortage
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General note Research paper (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering)
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Bibliography, etc. note Includes bibliographical references and appendices
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Personal name Gurat, Ralph Lauren A., author.
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Personal name Jose, John-Bon M., author.
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Personal name Molina, Chryzler Jelome S., author.
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Personal name Quillon, Kenneth Rayne B., author.
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