СТАВОВИ ПРИПАДНИКА СЕКТОРА ОДБРАНЕ И БЕЗБЕДНОСТИ О КВАЛИТЕТУ УСЛУГА ЈАВНОГ ГРАДСКОГ ПРЕВОЗА ЗА ВРЕМЕ ВАНРЕДНОГ СТАЊА ПРОГЛАШЕНОГ ЗБОГ ПАНДЕМИЈЕ КОВИД-19

Autori

  • Jelena Petrović Military Academy, University of Defence , Србија
  • Srđan Dimić Military Academy, University of Defence, Belgrade , Србија
  • Srđan Ljubojević Military Academy, University of Defence, Belgrade , Србија

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME210828077P

Ključne reči:

безбедност, KОВИД-19, градски превоз, одбрана, здравство

Apstrakt

Проглашење пандемије вирусом KОВИД-19, од стране Светске здравствене ор­ганизације (СЗО), за последицу је имало промене у функционисању готово свих сегмената друштва. Послодавци су настојали да пређу на онлине облик ра­да „од куће”, а све друштвене активности и директни контакти су сведени на ми­нимум. У таквим околностима, највећи напор је поднео систем здравства, а под појачаним напором били су и припадници сектора одбране и безбедности, ко­ји због природе посла нису могли прећи на рад „од куће”. Будући да сви за­по­сле­ни нису били у могућности да користе сопствени превоз за долазак и одлазак са посла, била је неопходна брза и адекватна реорганизација мреже и траса ли­ни­ја јавног градског превоза, као и увођење одређених организационих мера пре­вентивне заштите здравља. Велики изазов за менаџмент Градског са­о­бра­ћај­ног предузећа Београд (ГСП), био је задовољити истовремено противе­пи­де­миј­ске мере, осигурати безбедност путника и одржати квалитет услуге. Истра­жи­ва­ње спроведено на 504 припадника сектора одбране и безбедности показало је да по­стоје одређене разлике у ставовима по питању различитих аспеката за­до­вољ­ства и безбедности приликом кориштења услуга јавног градског превоза у од­но­су на професију којом се испитаници баве. У возилима ГСП су се најмање без­бе­дно осећали медицински радници запослени у секторима одбране и без­бе­дно­сти, који су истовремено и највише користили услуге градског превоза.

Biografije autora

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    Asisstant Professor, PhD of Psychology
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    Asisstant Professor, field of traffic and transportation
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    Asisstant Professor, field of traffic and transportation

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2022-01-01

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Vol. XLV, No 4, 2021

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