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    Dynamics of Productivity in Oman: An Ordered Logistic Regression

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    Al-Harithi, Nuha Sultan
    Yasmeen, Kausar
    Al Abri, Salem Said Salem
    Mondal, Swadhin
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    This study investigates the nuances of labor productivity in Oman, set against the backdrop of decreasing productivity trends in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries (GCC) regions since the 1980s. Albeit Oman's strategic initiatives like Vision 2040 to counteract this decrease, several challenges persist. Applying Order logistic regression, this research analyzed cross-sectional data gathered from 301 respondents to understand the impact of myriad factors: work ethics, cultural differences, skills, will, education, gender, marital status, and experience on productivity. It emerged that the work ethics and cultural nuances in the Omani scenario are sparsely researched. The finding of this study emphasizes the profound role of work ethics, skills, will, and educational qualifications in shaping productivity, with gender not presenting as a significant influencer. These findings can guide policymakers, HR professionals, and employers in devising strategies that accentuate work ethics, skill development, and cu
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    http://dx.doi.org/10.29117/sbe.2024.0153
    http://hdl.handle.net/10576/61557
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