2 research outputs found
Association between sociodemographic factors, working experience and training status with knowledge level towards food and personal hygiene among food handlers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Food borne illness seems to become more common in Malaysia. Thus, food handlers as the most important person need to play their role in providing safe food for their customers.
Hence, nowadays it is compulsory for them to undergo food training course in order to gain knowledge on food and personal hygiene. However, not only training can affect level of knowledge but also working experience and socio-demographic characteristics. The purpose of this study was to determine the association between socio-demographic factors, working experience and training status with knowledge level towards food and personal hygiene among 180
food handlers who attended the vaccination programme in Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) clinic. The data were collected from 180 food handlers through the methods of questionnaire and analysed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 21 for Windows. Based from the total answer answered by total 180 respondents, 96.11% score more than 80% of total questions correct
ly, indicating that majority of the food handlers have a good knowledge on food and personal hygiene with frequency of 174. In the demographic profile analysis showed there is no association between socio-demographic factors and knowledge when. While analysis test showed there was significant difference for knowledge based on working experience. The results showed that only working experience is associated with knowledge
An examination on the influence of small and medium enterprise (SME) stakeholder on green supply chain management practices
In this paper, climate change and global warming are the biggest current issues in the
industrial sectors. The green supply chain managements (GSCM) is one of the crucial input to
these issues. Effective GSCM can potentially secure the organization's competitive advantage
and improve the environmental performance of the network activities. In this study, the aim is
to investigate and examine how a small and medium enterprises (SMEs) stakeholder pressure
and top management influence green supply chain management practices. The study is further
advance green supply chain management research in Malaysia focusing on SMEs
manufacturing sector using structural equation modelling. Structural equation modelling is a
multivariate statistical analysis technique used to examine structural relationship. It is the
combination of factor analysis and multi regression analysis and used to analyse structural
relationship between measure variable and latent factor. This research found that top
management support and stakeholder pressure is the major influence for SMEs to adopt green
supply chain management. The research also found that top management is fully mediate with
the relationship between stakeholder pressure and monitoring supplier environmental
performanc