HİBRİT İŞ ÖZELLİKLERİ ÇERÇEVESİNDE MAVİ YAKALI ÇALIŞANLARIN İŞ MOTİVASYONU VE İSRAFIN ÖNLENEREK KAYNAKLARIN VERİMLİ KULLANILMASI

This study combines stress and relatedness within the framework of hybrid job characteristics theory to measure the motivation of laborers, operators, blue collar and ancillary workers. Results of survey with randomly selected 479 people in leading industrial corporations in Turkey showed a strong correlation between the workers’ motivation and being an ancillary industry worker, differences in job description and years of work. Findings showed a decreasing motivation in maintenance, repair, production and quality-store workers, respectively; a strong link between motivation and hybrid job characteristics theory with other variables. An algorithm experiment was conducted with obtained results. The motivation degree was calculated with the results of survey on self-efficacy, autonomy, feedback, relatedness and stress, and the highest degree was analyzed. Different calculation methods showed the degree of motivation as 0.78 (max. 1.00). Study reveals the need not to disregard the mitigating impact of stress. The impact of hybrid job characteristics theory and other variables on the motivation of blue-collar workers was found to be quite high. The possibility of motivation by “producing”, rather than “giving” was tested and simple daily activities were found to be the source of motivation for successful competition, productive work and happy life. As a result of this activites Sources is decreased. It had provided economic advantage for firm to redcuce unit cost.