...CHAPTER 1 THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction: Everyone loves to drinks like alcohol and non alcoholic. Drinking alcoholic beverage is a drink containing ethanol, commonly known as alcohol. But the benefits is wine can help prevent a heart attack. Alcohol also produces an increased appetite that can good and bad, but it is good especially for elderly people. The bar business is usually busiest at nighttime and on weekends when people are off work and stay out late. Because bar industries are highly conducted. Many bars have a happy hour to encourage off peak patronage. Bars that fill to capacity sometimes implement a cover charge during their peak hours. Such bars often feature entertainment, which may be live band or a popular disk jockey, Comedian go-go dancer or strippers. That why people are going in a bar. That are following customer are students, professional and middle ages. For tasting different alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink. The starting point for designing a successful bar is to identify its target clientele; the people you want to attract and serve and who are going to pay your bills, generate your profit and give you the pleasure of making them happy. They are the focal point around which everything else revolves; the atmosphere you create, decor, entertainments, sound, lighting, dress as well as drinks you serve-that is the overall impact. The customers influence your location, your floor plan, your bar equipment of staff you hire-in short everything...
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...spices .Above all the reason for Shan foods to rises suddenly in the industry is no doubt their performance is enhanced there would be many rezones but still Shan is at competing stage from National. This is a case study of Shan Foods. In this research I have try to find out the factors affecting transfer of training. As I have conducted research at Shan Food, want to know that what’s the perception of the employees regarding their performance at work and the factors which affects transfer of training at Shan food industry. Whether these factors of transfer of training plays an effective or ineffective role in order to bring effective change into employee behavior after receiving training and applying it directly on actual job environment The purpose of this research is to know that what kind of factors affecting the transfer of training at Shan foods industry. The cause of failure occurs which fails the transfer of training and employee may not able to direct apply their learned knowledge, skill and abilities on their actual environment. Certain factors are found in this research which actually affects transfer of training are supervisory support, peer support, technical support and employee self efficacy which has a correlation to the employee perceived performance. Other than that I have also find the strength of female and male perception about their performance and factors which affects their training implementation. This research is quantitative and qualitative due to...
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...competitiveness. It is convenience for PV16 residents. If they only want to buy a shampoo, they do not need to travel to Tesco just to purchase one product. Location There is only 1 MCF outlet, which is located at PV16, Setapak. Therefore, the store can only earn the sales and profit from PV16’s residents, since customers from other condominium cannot access to PV16 as they do not have the resident pass. Internal Environmental Influence Goals In MCF grocery store, profit is the major goal and other types of goal such as increased employee satisfaction not well developed. Therefore, in MCF which the profits take precedence, HRM goals are paid only minimal attention. Furthermore, this will result in high absenteeism as well as performance decrement. Organization Culture The organization structure of MCF grocery store is very simple as there is only boss...
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...HBO - PRELIM Task 1(a) According to Taylor (1909), “Scientific Management is an art of knowing exactly what you want your men to do and seeing that they do it in the best and cheapest way”. In Taylors view, if a work is analysed scientifically it will be possible to find one best way to do it. It implies application of scientific principles for studying & identifying management problems. In this, he proposed that by optimizing and simplifying jobs, productivity would increase. He also advanced the idea that workers and managers needed to cooperate with one another. This was very different from the way work was typically done in businesses beforehand. A factory manager at that time had very little contact with the workers, and he left them on their own to produce the necessary product. There was no standardization, and a worker's main motivation was often continued employment, so there was no incentive to work as quickly or as efficiently as possible. Taylor believed that all workers were motivated by money, so he promoted the idea of "a fair day's pay for a fair day's work." In other words, if a worker didn't achieve enough in a day, he didn't deserve to be paid as much as another worker who was highly productive (Taylor, 1909). Hence scientific management is a thoughtful, organized, dual approach towards the job of management against hit or miss or Rule of Thumb. Principles of Scientific Management 1. Development of Science for each part of men’s job (replacement...
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...talented and committed employees is essential. As organization aims to keep employee who has knowledge and skills required, understands the objectives and strategies of the organization to compete in the market, and past history of the organization. Retention becomes extremely valuable to the organizational leaders and human resource managers as many researchers found that the cost of replacing old employees with new ones is expensive financially to the HR department in terms of replacement and training cost. Furthermore, the turnover aspect is affecting the organizations performance. The high turnover rate brings distraction to the organization in the form of direct and indirect cost and the opposite is true as the low employee turnover will reflect the success of the organization in term of stability and growth. In recent years, the United Arab Emirates shows rapid evolution in a global dynamic market and attracts large numbers of foreign employees. These employees have influenced the practices and policies of the organizations. That’s why the UAE organizations must learn how to maintain their efficiency and productivity through retaining qualified employees and overcome the retention problems. The study objective is to examine the turnover and retention factors affecting the national and non-national employees in Al Ain organizations, and to compare the survey results with the literature review. The literature review addresses the factors affecting employee turnover,...
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...Motivational Strategies Affecting Productivity PSY/320 Human Motivation Professor Sue Gannett Jan Bryan Motivational Strategies Affecting Productivity Page 2 A person’s inner motivation is what drives a person into waking up every single morning and look forward to another brighter day. It is almost impossible for one to declare that they are not motivated because, motivation does not in reality, depend on the achievements. However, productivity can mostly be attributed to the fact that motivation has played a major role in ensuring that there is increased performance. The very fact that one has chosen to wake up from bed and do something, is enough motivation. The only difference is that there are different levels of motivation. Some have high motivation to do what they are willing and able to do, while others have the motivation is to do as much as the minimum requirements. One way to have productive employees is to make sure your employees have everything they need to perform their work. This includes all supplies required, from what some might seem unimportant items such as office supplies to have access to information necessary to complete specific tasks. Workers are often frustrated when they have to waste time looking for the items they need to get their work done. You must also take steps to ensure workers have easy access to the things they need. For example, if the...
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...A STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING HIGH EMPLOYEE TURNOVER AMONG THE JANITORS AT ABC COMPANY Chamalie Ahangama Withanage B.Sc (Hons) Facilities Management University of Moratuwa a.w.chamalie@gmail.com Sri lanka Institute of Personnel Management Acknowledge ments Acknowledgements This research is accomplished to be indebted much dedication and admiration of many people who have contributed in numerous ways. I express my gratitude to each and every individual for their encouragement, values and ideas, assistance and especially their commitment towards this research to make it a success. First and most respectively, I am greatly indebted my supervisor, Mr.Mahendra Silva for the given interest, encouragement, gentle guidance and support offered through out of this study. I extend my sincere thanks to Mr. Suneth Hitihamu for his interest, encouragement and the guidance towards this work as research coordinator. It is my foremost duty to pay my gratitude to Head, Air Vice Marshal Rohitha Ranasinghe and all other staff members of IPM for the endorsement they gave me during the final year as well as during the research period. Also another word of thanks must go to all non academic staff members of the IPM for valuable help given whenever I required. I express my indebtedness to all participants in the survey for their encouragement, contribution, values and ideas, valuable assistance and especially their commitment towards this research and the valuable...
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...which is concerned with organizational activity aimed at bettering the performance of individuals and groups in an organizational environment. Human resource training is of growing importance to companies seeking to gain an advantage among competitors. Training has an effect on both the employee and organizational goals. Forces at various levels influence changes in human resources strategies and directions. Those with the most direct effect include changes in the nature of the organization’s mission, work and overall policy direction. Other forces are internal to the organization itself (its culture, work organization and management style), while still others originate outside the organization and are related to the global economy and other changes in society. Training and development helps an organization to equip each employee with the knowledge and skill needed to perform his/her job effectively. This project will evaluate the effectiveness of the training and development programs offered by the HRtrainingCenter.com. A HRM company which provides training and certification services Marketing Environmental Forces That Affect Human Resource Management Industry Introduction As with any market there are external environmental forces that directly and/or indirectly impact an organization. Changes in the environment can create opportunities as well as threats for that organization. These outside factors can impact the success or failure of marketing a product/service. Human...
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...studies on employee performance No Author/s Variables Methodology Major findings thesis Thesis statement 1 K.Chandraseker(2011) Dependent variable Employee performance Independent variable Physical aspect and job factor Research work as a descriptive research of primary data and secondary data, researcher used the stratified random sampling method, the questionnaire was carefully constructed and properly setup. The workplace environment impacts employee morale, productivity and engagement both positively and negatively Workplace environment and its impact on organizational performance in public sector organizations 2. LeTran Thao(2002) Dependent variable Employee performance Independent variable Leadership,...
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...The study focuses on the human factors affecting the high performance of faculty members in university. The subjects provided in this chapter helped in obtaining the objectives of the study. Several studies had proven that there was actually an existing problem on the performance of employees in Cavite State University. An employee must be a communicator, a leader, a role model, and a collaborator. Each individual member of a team should understand exactly what their responsibilities and expectations are, and as their supervisor, an employee should work to help them reach those goals. Some people find performance management to be a difficult role to play. Some people in particular have difficulty when it comes to evaluating performance. But when it’s done well, performance management is about partnership and motivation at work. If it’s done from this perspective, there is nothing to be uncomfortable about. When this perspective is shared with your employees and they learn to see it that way, performance management becomes a powerful tool that helps your team to become more successful. (Tschiesche, 2013) Measuring performance is of great importance to an incentive plan because it communicates the importance of established organizational goals. “What gets measured and rewarded gets attention” (Bohlander et al, 2001). In discipline of human resource management, different writers suggest the following indicators for measuring employee performance and they include: quality that...
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...process. A well-managed business organization leads to an effective productivity. To ensure this productivity, the organization has to create comfortable and satisfying condition for their employees so that they get job satisfaction. Job satisfaction affects emotions and beliefs that each employee has about their work and their job. Job satisfaction is the result of employees’ perception which is viewed as important to them. There are several factors that affect an employee’s satisfaction on his/her job. Our paper looks forward to applying the theories and methods of sociology and organizational behavior to clear the impact of job satisfaction to the working’s environment in general and to National Economics University’s organization in particular. From the analysis of these impacts, we can take some recommendation to improve the university’s organizational effectiveness. 2. Objectives * Broad objective The main objective of this study is to define clearly how job satisfaction influences employees in general and also in staff at National Economics University. * Specific objective * To identify the importance of job satisfaction and the factors those influence the job satisfaction of teacher and employees working at National Economics University. * To identify employees’ perception in their job. * To offer alternative suggestions to improve the job satisfaction level at National Economics University. 3. Overview of National Economics University ...
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...“Academic Staff Retention as a Human Resource Factor: University Perspective” by Salesho, Jacob, and Idah Naile Introduction Universities and other learning institutions have been facing shortages of lecturers due to poor employee retention. The retention of employees in a business organisation may be contributed by several factors including motivation and god packages. In “Academic Staff Retention as a Human Resource Factor: University Perspective” by Salesho, Jacob, and Idah Naile explores this subject. In this article, the authors investigate the causes of poor academic staff retention in universities and the ways in which the issue can me minimized. In order to establish the factors affecting retention of employees, the authors conducted a survey involving 80 lecturers in a controlled selection mode. Summary of Purpose, Rationale, and Related Literature In the article under consideration, factors affecting employees in higher education institutions were explored. Through a survey involving 80 lecturers, the researchers were able to investigate the job satisfaction, career growth and salary progress as the factors affecting teacher retention in the selected universities. Retention of academic staff has been a major issue affecting the quality of education in these learning institutions. There has been a great turnover rate of lecturers that has posed a major challenge. This is because it affects the quality and consistency as well as the stability of learning institutions...
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...Group: 2 Research Project Factors of HR Planning Affecting Company’s Competitive Advantage Prepared By: Trishita Chowdhury 081 358 030 Tahmina Jahan 082 302 030 Sharmin Akhter Khan 082 635 030 Tahasin Ali 093 0523 530 Tania Sultana 093 0541 030 Md. Abu Sayed 093 0216 030 Naved Mohammad Khan 101 0549 530 Prepared By: Trishita Chowdhury 081 358 030 Tahmina Jahan 082 302 030 Sharmin Akhter Khan 082 635 030 Tahasin Ali 093 0523 530 Tania Sultana 093 0541 030 Md. Abu Sayed 093 0216 030 Naved Mohammad Khan 101 0549 530 Prepared For AKM Mominul Haque Talukder (MHT) Senior Lecturer Course: Human Resource Planning Course Code: HRM 360 North South University Date of Submission: 11th April 2012 April 09, 2012 A.K.M. Mominul Haque Talukder Senior Lecturer, School of Business & Assistant Proctor North South University Bashundhara, Dhaka 1229 Dear Sir, Subject: Research Report on Level of Satisfaction of the employees of Avery Dennison. We have the honor to present to you the research report entitled ‘Factors of Human Resource Planning Affecting a Company’s Competitive Advantage’. The main purpose of this report was to assess the relationship between the seven different variables of human...
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...FACTORS AFFECTING TEACHER MOTIVATION IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THIKA WEST DISTRICT, KIAMBU COUNTY BY TERESA KEMUNTO NYAKUNDI A RESEARCH PROJECT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREE OF MASTER OF EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OF KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OCTOBER, 2012 DECLARATION This Research Project is my original work and has not been presented to any other university for a degree or any other award. Signature________________________________ Date__________________________ TERESA KEMUNTO NYAKUNDI REG. E55/CE/14342/2009 This Research Project has been submitted for examination with our approval as University Supervisors: Signature_______________________ Date ________________________ Prof. Grace Bunyi Associate Professor Department of Educational Management, Policy and Curriculum Studies, School of Education Kenyatta University Signature_______________________ Date ________________________ Dr. Libese Senior lecturer Department of Educational Management, Policy and Curriculum Studies, School of Education Kenyatta University ii DEDICATION I dedicate this study to my family. iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I acknowledge my supervisors Prof. Grace Bunyi and Dr. L.I Libese for their guidance during the writing of this project. If it were not for their guidance, this work could not have been a success. I also acknowledge teachers and principals of public secondary schools in Thika West District ...
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