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MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC, OKO.


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MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC, OKO.


TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page                                                                                                      i

Approval page                                                          ii
Dedication                                                               iii
Acknowledgements                                                  iv
Abstract                                                                   vii
Table of content                                                       xi
CHAPTER ONE
1.0   INTRODUCTION                                               1
1.1   Background of the study                                  3
1.2   Statement of the problems                               5
1.3   Purpose of the study                                                5
1.4   Significance of the study                                  6     
1.5   Research Questions                                         7
1.6   Scope of the study                                           8
1.7   Definition of terms                                           8
CHAPTER TWO
        Literature Review                                             10
2.0   Introduction                                                     10
2.1   The concept and definition of manpower
        development                                                    12
2.2   Objectives of manpower development              15   
2.3   Usefulness of manpower development             21
2.4      Types of manpower development                     22
2.5      Summary of literature review                           23   

CHAPTER THREE
3.0   Methodology                                                    24
3.1      Brief Outline of the Study                                        24
3.2      Design of the Study                                         25
3.3      Area of the Study                                             25
3.4      The Population of the Study                            26
3.5      Sample size                                                      26
3.6      Instrument for Data Collection                        28
3.7      Validation of the Instrument                            29
3.8      Distribution and Retrieval of the Instrument   29
3.9      Method of Data Analysis.                                 30

CHAPTER FOUR
4.0   Data Presentation and Analysis                               31

CHAPTER FIVE
5.1   Summary of Findings                                      38
5.2   Conclusion                                                      40
5.3   Recommendations                                           41
5.4   Limitations of the Study                                  46
5.1      Suggestion for Further Study                           47
Appendix                                                         48   
Questionnaire                                                   49
References                                                       51


ABSTRACT
ONE OF TOPICAL ISSUES OF DISCUSSION THESE DAY IN MOST ORGANIZATION IS MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND ITS RETENTION TO INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY. THIS PROJECT IS GEARED TOWARDS STUDYING MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS USING THE FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO AS A CASE STUDY. THE RESEARCH EXHAUSTIVELY EXPLAINED THE CONCEPT OF MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND IT’S APPLICATION TO ANY ORGANIZATION. HOWEVER IN THE COURSE OF THIS STUDY, IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT ONE OF THE MAJOR REASONS ON LOW PERFORMANCE ON THE PART OF MANY EMPLOYEES IN THE HIGHER INSTITUTIONS IS THAT MOST OF THEM IN KEY AREAS HAVE NOT BEEN WELL EQUIPPED WITH PROPER SKILLS OR KNOWLEDGE TO ENABLE THEM EFFECTIVELY HANDLE THE RESPONSIBILITY ASSIGNED TO THEM. ALSO DISCOVERED AS HINDERING TO INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY IS THE INABILITY OF THE INSTITUTION TO RETAIN THE STAFF ALREADY EQUIPPED WITH SPECIALIZED SKILLS, THEREFORE, THIS RESEARCH REPORT STANDS TO RECOMMEND WAYS THROUGH WHICH MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND ITS EVENTUAL PRODUCTIVITY SHOULD BE GIVEN SERIOUS ATTENTION THEY DESERVE. THE LITERATURE REVIEW AND THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK PROVIDED IN THIS STUDY ONLY SERVED AS AN IDEAL AGAINST WHICH THE OVERALL MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT EFFORT AND ALL OTHER PROCESS THAT GO WITH IT IN ANY ORGANIZATION AND FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO, TO BE SPECIFIC CAN BE ASSESSED. INFORMATION AND OTHER MATERIALS THEREIN WERE OBTAINED DIRECTLY THROUGH DOCUMENTARY SOURCE, PERSONAL INTERVIEW AND QUESTIONNAIRES FOR ORIGINALITY FOR ADEQUACY, WHICH FORMED THE BASED FOR THE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS THEREIN.       

CHAPTER ONE
1.0  INTRODUCTION
       No organization has ever succeeded without human effort, in fact, human effort is undoubtedly the sine-qua-non for the extent to which the set goals of this organization are realized or not realized. This is simple because every other resource that contributes the organizational goal attainment are initiated and determined by the person who make up the organization.
        Onah (1995), quoting Oguyi emphasize the importance of manpower in nation building. He says that:
        No nation in the world can carry out any of its development, programme without adequate and competent manpower. The vital role of manpower comes into focus both in time of peace and when nation is at war. Qualified manpower is not only the critical but a measure of nation strength, security and well being.
        The human resources of a nation hold the key to its survival, prosperity and future economic and social development.
        The realization of the above fact explains the pre-occupational of every management with some personnel functions, recruitment, employer/labour relation, welfare, reward and punishment of the workforce to enhance productivity. However, manpower development and its eventual management do not seem to have received the attention they deserve. Thus the genesis of the problem of low productivity may well lay with the manpower development strategies of the organization and also eventual inadequacy. How a the management of Federal Polytechnic Oko has carried out these aspect of personnel functions to facilitate the day to day running of the school is the focus of this work.

1.1  BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
        The school was established in 1981 through the collective effort of the community as a self-help project. It is located in Orumba North Local Government Area of Anambra State. Under the regime of Dr. Alex Ekwueme who was the former civilian vice president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The institution was formally known as college of Arts and Science in 1979.
        Thereafter, it was upgrade to college of Arts, Science and Technology in June 28th; 1980. The college was formally formalized as Anambra State Polytechnic Oko (ANAMPOLY). It is today known as Federal Polytechnic, Oko.
        There was low level of productivity and development in the institution then, but today with the effort of Prof. Godwin Onu, the Rector Federal Polytechnic Oko there are a lot of changes and rapid development in the institution.



1.2  STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMS
        Manpower Development and productivity in Federal Polytechnic, Oko has been very poor due to the reasons of administrative inefficiencies like
a.          Financial in adequace for staff training and development.
b.          Lack of conducive classroom for students.

1.3  PURPOSE OF THE STUDY       
        The research was undertaken to study manpower development and productivity using the Federal Polytechnic Oko as a case study to achieve the following.
i.            To find out the extent to which the institution promotes manpower development.
ii.          To find out the relationship between training and productivity in the institution.
iii.        To discover the effect of staff training development on career expectation and job mobility.

1.4  SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
       This study is significant in three ways; it serves are fulfillment of the requirement for the award of Higher National Diploma (HND) in public administration.
        It will contribute to the body of knowledge on the topic academically.
        The findings and recommendation in the work can be valuable as a guide in formulating manpower development and productivity policies for Polytechnics institution in the country.

1.5  RESEARCH QUESTION
1)     Do the staff of Federal Polytechnic Oko go for training from time to time?
2)     What do you consider to be the major problem facing Federal Polytechnic Oko?
3)     Can training programme improves the performance of Federal Polytechnic Oko?
4)     What is the attitude of the management towards training and development of staff of Federal Polytechnic Oko?
5)     Are staff of Federal Polytechnic Oko return from training effectively utilized?
1.6     SCOPE OF THE STUDY
This study is confined to only manpower development and productivity in the Federal Polytechnic Oko. 

1.7  DEFINITION OF TERMS
       This research work may not be undertaken successfully without attempt to define key concepts as they are used in this study for proper conceptualization.
CIVIL SERVICE   According to Ugbo (2008), she says, civil service is that component of the large public services which is centrally placed to provide guidance, advice, general supervision and co-ordination of government operations- both at the state and federal levels.
PUBLIC SERVICE: Public service is different from civil service embraces the civil service and other paratatals, commission and agencies of government services to the public.
TRAINING: It is a process by which employees systematically acquire basic skills, knowledge and attitude for efficient performance of their duties. Training enables employees to unlearn undesirable job behviour and to learn or relearn acceptable job behaviour, normal and practices for through job performance. Training seeks relatively performance change in the individual that will improve his or her ability to perform on the job.
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