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CHAPTER 5

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATION

This chapter provides an overview of the summary of findings, conclusions, and recommendation

pertaining to the Struggles Faced by the Business Owners of Oas During the Pandemic

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

1. Factors Affecting Businesses during Pandemic:

These are the factors that affected both Salon and Convenience Store in Oas, Albay.

A. Salon Owners

Changes in Consumer Behavior

The factor which had the most proportion of an impact on the Salon in Oas during the pandemic was

changes in consumer behavior. This factor got 50% of the response of the respondents

B. Convenience Store Owners

Financial Problems and Supply Chain Disruption

Concerning the factors affecting the Oas Convenience Store, Financial Problems and Supply Chain

Disruptions received the greatest proportion of the respondents, 42.86% selected supply chain

disruptions and financial problems.

2. Struggle of Business Owners in Oas during the pandemic

This presents the different struggle of Business Owners in Oas during the pandemic

A. Salon Owners

Laying Off Employees and Being Closed Temporarily

100% of the Salon Owners considers that Laying off Employees and Closing their store temporarily as

they struggle they faced during the pandemic.

B. Convenience Store Owners

Being Closed Temporarily

The largest majority, 60% of Oas Convenience Store Owners, identified being temporarily closed as

their challenge they faced during the pandemic.

2.1
A. Salon Owners

Customer Engagement

The engagement between the owners and their customers has decreased as a result of several

restrictions, which is why it has been difficult for those owners to maintain contact with their

customers throughout the epidemic. ...% of Oas salon owners reported having experienced this

difficulty and ranking it as the greatest obstacle they faced.

B. Convenience Store Owners

Health And Safety Measure and Supply Chain Disruption

3. Coping Mechanism they came up with to address the problem.

These shows the different coping mechanism used by the Business Owners of Oas to address their

problem

A. Salon Owners

Adaptation to New Regulations and Loyalty Programs

The salon owners voted for these two the most, with a percentage of 27.3%. They view Loyalty

Programs and Adaptation to New Regulations as the solutions they developed to address their

challenges during the pandemic.

B. Convenience Store Owners

Adaptation to New Regulations and Loyalty Programs

The Convenience Store Owners chose Adaptation to New Regulations and Loyalty Programs as their

coping mechanism to address the problem with the percentage of ……..

3.1

A. Salon Owners

Seeking Financial Assistance


The salon owners view seeking financial assistance as a coping strategy or solution during these

difficult times throughout the epidemic. This coping strategy got... % from the owners of Oas Salon

Owners.

B. Convenience Store Owners

Financial Planning

A large number of respondents said that their go-to tactic during a pandemic is financial planning,

which led to .... % from the owners of Oas Convenience Stores.

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