Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi

Youth is the savior of nation’s future economy thus government, industry player and practitioner play important roles in eliminating obstacles that reduce youth empowerment towards expedite National Transformation (TN50). Their participation in Malaysia plantation sector is significantly low level b...

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Main Author:	Noorhadi, Amirul Hadi
Format:	Student Project
Published:	Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology 2018
Subjects:	Large farms. Plantations Malaysia Youth
Online Access:	http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22563/

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spelling	uitm-225632019-02-13T04:44:03Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22563/ Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi Noorhadi, Amirul Hadi Large farms. Plantations Malaysia Youth Youth is the savior of nation’s future economy thus government, industry player and practitioner play important roles in eliminating obstacles that reduce youth empowerment towards expedite National Transformation (TN50). Their participation in Malaysia plantation sector is significantly low level because they prefer working in others sector which is less dangerous, difficult and dirty (3D). The aims of this research are to identify the pull and push factors and the perspective towards this industry. Qualitative data were collected through a semi-structured interview of five participants ranging 20-25 years old from developed areas who have graduated with diploma or degree certificate and is currently working part time or full time. Purposive sampling technique was used to identify various informants. The finding reveals the importance of youths to sustain the national economy, by providing sustain production for Malaysia food security. While at the same time, limitation factors (ie., implementation of Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), foreign workers, working environment, background qualification and interest) should be eliminated. Desired extrinsic factors which motivate youths (ie., salary, technology approaches and good accommodation) need to be fulfilled with the involvement of all parties; family, society and government as a whole to enhance youth participation in plantation sector. Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology 2018 Student Project NonPeerReviewed Noorhadi, Amirul Hadi (2018) Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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topic	Large farms. Plantations Malaysia Youth
spellingShingle	Large farms. Plantations Malaysia Youth Noorhadi, Amirul Hadi Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi
description	Youth is the savior of nation’s future economy thus government, industry player and practitioner play important roles in eliminating obstacles that reduce youth empowerment towards expedite National Transformation (TN50). Their participation in Malaysia plantation sector is significantly low level because they prefer working in others sector which is less dangerous, difficult and dirty (3D). The aims of this research are to identify the pull and push factors and the perspective towards this industry. Qualitative data were collected through a semi-structured interview of five participants ranging 20-25 years old from developed areas who have graduated with diploma or degree certificate and is currently working part time or full time. Purposive sampling technique was used to identify various informants. The finding reveals the importance of youths to sustain the national economy, by providing sustain production for Malaysia food security. While at the same time, limitation factors (ie., implementation of Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), foreign workers, working environment, background qualification and interest) should be eliminated. Desired extrinsic factors which motivate youths (ie., salary, technology approaches and good accommodation) need to be fulfilled with the involvement of all parties; family, society and government as a whole to enhance youth participation in plantation sector.
format	Student Project
author	Noorhadi, Amirul Hadi
author_facet	Noorhadi, Amirul Hadi
author_sort	Noorhadi, Amirul Hadi
title	Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi
title_short	Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi
title_full	Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi
title_fullStr	Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi
title_full_unstemmed	Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi
title_sort	youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in jasin, melaka / amirul hadi noorhadi
publisher	Faculty of Plantation and Agrotechnology
publishDate	2018
url	http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22563/
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Youth participation in plantation sector; a qualitative study in Jasin, Melaka / Amirul Hadi Noorhadi

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