Identifying the Issues and Problems of Sustaining Micro Employments Created By the Clients of Imam Khomeini Relief Foundation

Abstract

The objective of this study is to identify issues and problems of the stabilization of micro occupations created by Relief Committee clients. The statistical population consisted of all employees, executives and manager deputies of Relief Committee Administration and all the affiliated Imam Khomeini Relief Committee (RA) administrations in the province of Hormozgan, the Department of Welfare Organization of Hormozgan province, General Office of vocational training and work and social affairs department of the province. The sample size of the research was 128 and analysis of descriptive and inferential statistics were performed on the 128 patients. Random sampling and snowball sampling methods were used. A questionnaire was developed due to the lack of a standard questionnaire based on the final confirmation of the theoretical foundations and the opinions of professors and advisors. After distribution and collection of 35 questionnaires, the reliability was equal to 0.722 using Cronbach alpha coefficient. Confirmatory factor analysis and exploratory factor analysis were used to analyze the data. The results showed that recovery, economical, financial and human factors, insurance, monitoring and the Rules and Regulations assess the sustainability of jobs.