The strategic impact of HIV/AIDS on first level component suppliers to the motor industry, located in the Nelson Mandela Metropole

Hughes, Edward Peter Clive

Title: The strategic impact of HIV/AIDS on first level component suppliers to the motor industry, located in the Nelson Mandela Metropole
Creator: Hughes, Edward Peter Clive
Subject: Automobile industry and trade -- Management
Subject: Labor productivity
Subject: Production management
Subject: AIDS (Disease) -- Economic aspects -- South Africa
Date Issued: 2001
Date: 2001
Type: Thesis
Type: Masters
Type: MTech
Identifier: vital:10943
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10948/d1006722
Identifier: Automobile industry and trade -- Management
Identifier: Labor productivity
Identifier: Production management
Identifier: AIDS (Disease) -- Economic aspects -- South Africa
Description: HIV/AIDS is undoubtedly the single most important and daunting health problem facing Africa. Globally too, this is one of the most serious health, medical and social preoccupations of our time (Chinery-Hesse, 2000: 1). The aim of this research study is to evaluate the strategic impact of HIV/AIDS on first level component suppliers to the motor industry located in the Nelson Mandela Metropole. To achieve this aim a literature study was undertaken to determine the patterns of development, the infection statistics and to explore strategic options and actions for dealing with the effects of the disease. An empirical study has been conducted to assess the opinions of senior management within first level component suppliers. The results from the study indicate that most companies in the selected group believe that HIV/AIDS will have a serious impact on their organisations. In conclusion, various recommendations have been made with regards to the findings ascertained in the literature review and empirical study.
Format: 110 leaves
Format: pdf
Publisher: Port Elizabeth Technikon
Publisher: Faculty of Management
Language: English
Rights: Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

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