ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND WORKPLACE EFFICIENCY: A STUDY OF FLOUR MILLS LIMITED
Abstract
The Study examined Organisational Communication and Workplace Efficiency: A Study of
Flour Mills Limited, Nigeria. The main objective of the study was to find out the role of
organisational communication in bringing about workplace efficiency in Flour Mills Limited and
also find out the various means of communication between the employers and employees of
Flour Mill Limited. The researcher consulted relevant literature to raise secondary data while
survey method was used to generate primary data for the analysis. The researcher applied
the Hypodermic Needle Theory of Communication as the theoretical framework. The study
adopted the random sampling technique. The data generated at the course of the study
were presented in tables and were discussed to enable the researcher draw conclusion and
recommendations. Findings in the study revealed that organisational communication plays a
significant role in promoting efficiency in Flour Mill Limited, Calabar. Further findings shows
that there are various means of communication between the employers and employees in
the organisation and the workers prefer to get information about the organisation and other
matters that affect them and their job through the various means of communication. The
study recommends that, Flour Mill Limited and other organisations should regularly articulate
it policies, goals and objectives to it workers in other to improve work performance through
the Public Relations unit. The study further recommends that organisations should eliminate
the barriers on communication and create efficient, participative, and transparent
communication medium to improve workers commitment. To encourage employees for
desired change, Flour Mill Limited, Calabar and other organisations must address the
apprehensions and issues related with them.
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