Research Paper - Uniform Analysis
Index Page number
1. Abstract 1
2. Introduction 2
3. Literature review 3
4. Methodology 5
5. Results and discussion 6
6. Recommendations 7
7. Conclusion 8
8. Reference list 9
9. Addendum A – Charts and graphs 11
1. Abstract
The purpose of the research study is to determine the relevance of uniform within the Private Hotel School and the opinions of students and faculty alike with regards to the use of uniform. The aim of this study was to involve all the students and faculty by utilizing a questionnaire form of gathering information. A random sample of questionnaires was selected, representative of the students (junior and senior) as well as the faculty. Through analysis of the questionnaire, information regarding the opinion of uniform was found, allowing the students to interpret how the student body and lecturers feel towards the use of uniform. The results were then presented graphically allowing the reader to view the analysis in the form of pie charts and bar graphs.
2. Introduction
The research topic involved the opinion surrounding the use of uniforms in the Private Hotel School (PHS). For a wider opinion, a literature study was used to display the opinions of people outside the organisation, how experts in the field view the topic and the importance of the use of uniform in the industry itself. A questionnaire was then drawn up and administered to the students and faculty at PHS to determine the importance of uniform on campus.
The methodology used has positive and negative aspects. The positive side is that all answers are personal opinion and these are necessary for this type of study. The negative side is that people may be deceitful, or possibly skip out questions because they choose not to answer them. This can affect the research, implicating the results at the end of the study.
A discussion is then formed based on the findings and
1. Abstract 1
2. Introduction 2
3. Literature review 3
4. Methodology 5
5. Results and discussion 6
6. Recommendations 7
7. Conclusion 8
8. Reference list 9
9. Addendum A – Charts and graphs 11
1. Abstract
The purpose of the research study is to determine the relevance of uniform within the Private Hotel School and the opinions of students and faculty alike with regards to the use of uniform. The aim of this study was to involve all the students and faculty by utilizing a questionnaire form of gathering information. A random sample of questionnaires was selected, representative of the students (junior and senior) as well as the faculty. Through analysis of the questionnaire, information regarding the opinion of uniform was found, allowing the students to interpret how the student body and lecturers feel towards the use of uniform. The results were then presented graphically allowing the reader to view the analysis in the form of pie charts and bar graphs.
2. Introduction
The research topic involved the opinion surrounding the use of uniforms in the Private Hotel School (PHS). For a wider opinion, a literature study was used to display the opinions of people outside the organisation, how experts in the field view the topic and the importance of the use of uniform in the industry itself. A questionnaire was then drawn up and administered to the students and faculty at PHS to determine the importance of uniform on campus.
The methodology used has positive and negative aspects. The positive side is that all answers are personal opinion and these are necessary for this type of study. The negative side is that people may be deceitful, or possibly skip out questions because they choose not to answer them. This can affect the research, implicating the results at the end of the study.
A discussion is then formed based on the findings and
References: Hayes, D. K., & Ninemeier, J. D. (2009). Human resources management in the hospitality industry. Hoboken, N.J., John Wiley & Sons. p.94-95 Nitschke, A NINEMEIER, J. D., & PERDUE, J. (2005). Hospitality operations: careers in the world 's greatest industry. Upper Saddle River, N.J., Pearson/Prentice Hall. p.84-87 Walker, J