Prioritization Factors Effecting Productivity of Manpower in the Tile Industry by Combined Approach DEA and Multi Attribute Decision Making

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1 Professor, Tarbiat Modares University.

2 PhD Student, Tarbiat Modares University.

3 MSc, Jahad Daneshgahi.

Abstract

Human resources compose the original and major capital of one organization that has very important role in the growth and development of organization, due to their abilities, skills and total trait. For this reason, human resource can be most important infrastructure of mental capital. On the other side in the complex and uncertain condition of nowadays that govern on the social, political and economical environment one of the elements that can help to survival of the organization is the productivity problem of human resources. For this reason, in this paper we try to identify most important effective element on Human Resources Productivity and in the next step will take ranking of this elements. After the collecting data by using of questioners, result answer in order to ranking of attributes by using of SAW, TOPSIS, ELECTRE,LA,LINMAP and TAXONOMY methods has been used. Since achieved results in different methods are not same in some cases, we use the DEA method for arriving to one total agreement of element ranks. The results showed that job security, competent supervisor and job satisfaction element toward other elements have more importance. 

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