Factors Pressuring Worker’s Personal Wellbeing At Media Workplace Environment

Sabran, Rosidayu

doi:10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.02.37

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“…According to Sabran and Abd Karim (2021), in the wake of media convergence and social media, media organisation adopted social media platforms as a new wing for marketing and promotions. The safety threat from an online community and legal enforcement contributed to several communication challenges.…”

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“…The aforementioned conditions suffice enough to cause physical, mental, and psychological stress to these media employees, thereby exposing them to health hazards and issues of their well-being in dire straits. Sabran and Abd Karim (2021) in their study on the Malaysian media space, observed that the factors affecting the well-being of media workers included time constraints and the complexity of production tasks, workplace relations, organisational leadership and current technological challenge. In furtherance of their report, it was indicated that adhering to time-consuming work schedules was a significant challenge for employees in the media space.…”

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Working Conditions as a Predictor of Employees’ Well-Being in Selected Broadcasting Organisations in Southwestern Nigeria

Ogunola

2024

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The study examined the predictability of working conditions on the well-being of employees of selected broadcasting organisations in Southwestern Nigeria. It also assessed the differences in the well-being of these employees based on their form of ownership. A research questionnaire comprising of standardized instruments: the Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire and the Work and Well-being Outcome Scale were used to generate data from the respondents. A sample of 412 employees in the eleven selected broadcasting organisations participated in the study. This study made use of both descriptive and inferential statistics such as frequencies, means, multiple regression, least squared difference, and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) to analyse data. The results indicated that working conditions which is a compendium of various organizational factors within the selected broadcasting organizations significantly predicted employees’ well-being of the selected organizations. Differences were also found in the well-being of employees of federal, state, and privately-owned broadcasting organisations as these employees are exposed to different physical and psychosocial work environments based on the level of structure and organization of tasks, activities, and the physical and human resources available to these organizations. The study concluded that having pleasant working conditions can play a crucial role in the retention of satisfied and loyal employees and the promotion of their all-round well-being.

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