Analysis of conditions for supporting employee safety during the COVID-19 pandemic in manufacturing companies in Poland

Q2 Engineering
Anna Wronka
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Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly and permanently changed modern life in the private and professional dimensions, where numerous consequences of the virus have affected employees and employers. Both groups were forced to implement numerous changes to ensure the work process’s safety. The multi-dimensionality of this concept and, consequently, the multi-directionality of its potential and required actions taken by companies have become the basis for a theoretical and practical analysis of conditions for supporting broadly understood employee safety during the COVID-19 pandemic in selected production companies in Poland. The pilot studies’ results indicated the leading direction and scope of actions taken so far, their main types, stimulating factors and barriers, perceived benefits and future trends. The article’s conclusions may form the basis for universal good practices supporting the safety of employees in the production sector, which, regardless of the duration of the pandemic, may be used as effective and efficient improvement measures in generating measurable benefits for all stakeholders.
波兰制造企业在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间支持员工安全的条件分析
2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行在私人和专业领域显著且永久地改变了现代生活,病毒的诸多后果影响了员工和雇主。为了确保工作流程的安全,这两个团队都被迫进行了大量的改革。这一概念的多维性,以及其潜力和公司采取的必要行动的多向性,已成为对波兰某些生产公司在COVID-19大流行期间支持广泛理解的员工安全的条件进行理论和实践分析的基础。试点研究的结果表明了迄今所采取行动的主要方向和范围、行动的主要类型、刺激因素和障碍、预期效益和未来趋势。该文章的结论可作为支持生产部门雇员安全的普遍良好做法的基础,无论大流行持续多久,都可作为有效和高效的改进措施,为所有利益攸关方带来可衡量的利益。
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Engineering Management in Production and Services
Engineering Management in Production and Services Business, Management and Accounting-Management Information Systems
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