Factor Analysis Of Moving Human Resource As Rail Commuters – Study Of Indian Railway
Journal Title: International Journal of Business and Management Invention - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 11
Abstract
The rapid growth of railway commuter’s population has put enormous strains on primarily Rail trans-port systems in India. This research work aims to evaluate how the train environment become an important contributory factor to commuters well being. After LPG in 1991, as whole Indian railway sector of transport is also reporting structural changes to create an atmospheric up gradation to conventional transport mode. Even though the basic motive has been to increase railway facilities for commute workforce but the current situations are not looking positive specifically in northern central railway NCR region. This study provides readers to understand vital insights of commute demand as commuter’s workforce market from a managerial perspective for IR. This research work will be very helpful to foster better services for its all zones to the daily moving labor market through (IR) Indian railway. Concurrently, this research attempt tries to address environmental factors effecting commuters well being and to envisage its operations for common man (AAM Adami) in the form of labor workforce as regular traveler of (IR) Indian railway. The current task brings clarity and makes more concrete the evidence of above primary procedure and mental process involved in the experience of mobbing and its linked outcome in the context of India.
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Anand Kumar Gupta, Mohan Agrawal, Pawan Kumar Singh
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