| dc.description.abstract | Oil palm plantations play an important role in the industry and the global economy.
Optimal work productivity of human resources (HR) is key to the success and
sustainability of this sector. This study aims to analyze the work productivity of
workers in the oil palm plantation of CV. Maju Luhur Balam in 2024. The study
used a qualitative approach with a content analysis method, involving 15
informants selected by purposive sampling, including harvesters, shovelers, and
pemberondol. Primary data were obtained through in-depth interviews and field
observations, while secondary data were obtained from literature and company
documents. The results showed that work productivity is supported by time
discipline, teamwork, thoroughness, technical skills, age, and work environment
conditions. Productive workers have good technical skills, high discipline, and are
motivated by economic needs. On the other hand, unproductive workers experience
obstacles such as lack of skills, low discipline, and declining physical condition,
especially in elderly workers. Recommendations include improving training and
supervision of workers, implementing work discipline, and placing workers
according to physical ability and age. These efforts are expected to increase
productivity and support the sustainability of companies in the oil palm plantation
sector. | en_US |
