إدارة أزمة جائحة كورونا و أثرها على الانتاج المحلي في شركات الاعمال الفلسطينية

الملخص EN

The study aimed to find out the impact of managing the Corona pandemic crisis on local production Palestinian business companies.

The study population consisted of three main Palestinian companies (Hamouda Dairy, Siniora Foodstuff, and Jerusalem Cigarettes) operating in the suburbs of Jerusalem Governorate.

As for the study sample, it was taken by the Comprehensive survey, which included all the administrative staff (103) employees of the three companies'.

For the purpose of conducting the study, the researchers designed a questionnaire that included two parts, the first section for job data with 6 items, and the second part for the three study axes with 46 items, as they were distributed to the study sample, of which 96 questionnaires were retrieved for analysis, at a rate of 93%.

The study was conducted according to the descriptive analytical method, and the data were analyzed using the statistical analysis program (SPSS).

The study came out with several results, the most important are the following: The companies have plans to manage crises, and that companies have succeeded in scheduling their financial obligations and rotating employees to face the crisis.

The local market absorbed all the companies' products in the absence of exports as a result of closures.

Ccompanies increased their production to meet the increasing demand for their products, but they did not add new production lines during the crisis accordingly.

Following the positive results, the study recommended several recommendations that enhance the successful work mechanisms that companies have followed in facing the crisis, among these recommendations: Continuing work according to crisis management plans that have proven successful in dealing with the crisis, focusing on opening new production lines that fit the requirements of the priorities, the needs of consumers during crises to cover the shortage in the market resulting from the cessation of importing goods due to closures, including borders and crossings controlled by the Israeli occupation.