英文摘要 |
Taiwan lies in the pivot of Euro-Asia maritime transport. The development of maritime transport is one of the vital economics lifelines to this island. Hence, the improvement of competitiveness of port operations for each port domains as a key factor. Pilotage operations not only safeguard the navigation safety but also guarantee that public interests and foster the operations of maritime transport in Taiwan. From the viewpoint of human resources management this study is set to investigate the cognitive and perceptional changes of the occupational external environment and evaluate the needs for on-job training to improve its service quality and increase the market competitiveness. This study is also examined the supply and demand structure of pilots under the existed scheme. Through a full scale questionnaire survey, three main findings are reached. First, pilots under different port authorities showing a significant difference in its organizational development, professional knowledge, technical ability and the education and training demands of interpersonal relationships and behaviours. Secondly, the demand on the training of personal development and professional ability are irrelevant. Finally, pilots showed a negative influence between interpersonal relationships and attitude of service on their cognitive and perceptional attitude toward their career. |