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Keeping hope alive retention of faculty of color at traditionally white four-year colleges and universities /Hall, Dawn Marie. McCluskey-Titus, Phyllis, January 2006 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Illinois State University, 2006. / Title from title page screen, viewed on April 27, 2007. Dissertation Committee: Phyllis McCluskey-Titus (chair), Amelia D. Adkins, Ross A. Hodel, Beatrice B. Smith. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 142-147) and abstract. Also available in print.
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Public school teacher attrition and organizational health a comparative study /Osborn, Anthony, January 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Texas at Austin, 2006. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references.
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Assessing the role of work Motivation on Employee PerformanceAjang, Peter Ebong January 2007 (has links)
The main purpose of this study was to” assess the role of work motivation on employee performance”. This study in an assessment of this purpose used deductive approach in which a qualitative survey was carried out among students at of Umeå Business School (USBE) who are assumed to be future employees .The survey was intended to get their responses on what they feel is (are) the best factors that could motivate them as future employees among a list of ten motivational factors. In this light the study sets to identify the most ranked factors among the ten motivational factors. The analysis from the empirical findings showed that Job satisfaction”was the most ranked factor for both sub groups that made up the sample survey. However a study from previous researches used in this study showed that different results could be obtained from different groups of already working employees. This study therefore can be seen as an introduction to a more detailed study to be carried by future researchers on the field of employee’s motivation.
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Den som vet mest vinner : Hur bristande formell internkommunikation i arbetslivet påverkar de anställdaÅsklint, Cathrine Unknown Date (has links)
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Anonymous screening process for selecting the most qualified finalists in administrative employment searchesGroll, Bruce Jeffrey 07 May 1992 (has links)
The purpose of this study was to design an objective-based
Anonymous Screening Process (ASP) for selecting the
most qualified finalists for non-tenured administrative
employment searches in public higher education. The intent
was to design a viable employment process that substantially
meets equal opportunity mandates, the dual aim of the
Federal government's affirmative action efforts to eliminate
the discriminatory effects of the past and to bar future
discrimination, and the goal of the U.S. Congress of
improving the economic status of disabled individuals by
removing discriminatory barriers to full employment.
An anonymous screening process is part of a
comprehensive employment process, including recruitment,
application, evaluation, and selection, wherein an
applicant's name, race, religion, color, sex, age, handicap,
and institutional identify are unknown to all persons
involved in the process through selection of the most
qualified finalists.
An anonymous applicant screening process will minimize
evaluator bias, effectively eliminate the interjection of
non-objective criteria from external sources in selecting
the most qualified finalists, and provide a defensible basis
for using protected class status in the final selection as
an additional criterion in situations of
underrepresentation. / Graduation date: 1992
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Front-line employees make efforts on banks : an empirical case study in Chinese commercial banksXU, XIAODAN, YUAN, XIN January 2011 (has links)
In order to reduce the risks, banks has two ways to evaluate the loan exposure. One is credit rating, and the other one is pledge collaterals. Many literatures and financial regulations are emphasizing on the importance of credit rating. However, with the illustration of a plenty of empirical study, the pledging collaterals are the popular way which was using by “lazy” banks. Credit rating or pledging with collaterals is the gap between theories and practices. The aim of this thesis is to figure the factors which make the gap between the theories and practices. At last, the front-line employees are paid attention on. Since front-line employees are the first and direct one who contact customers. Reliability and responsiveness has a space to develop by training first-line employees, moral hazard controlling, and sectoral specialization the credit inspection.
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Imapct of Business Process Reengineering(BPR) On Customer Satisfaction, Employee Empoerment and Service Quality: Case Study On Commercial Bank Of EthiopiaEshetu, Messay Shiibre, Kebede, Semahegn Woldesemaet January 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Psykologiska kontrakt, kommunikation och relation mellan chefer och anställda på SocialförvaltningenAlmqvist, Linda, Klaman, Jennica January 2010 (has links)
Psykologiska kontrakt är ett tvåvägsutbyte av upplevda löften och medvetna och icke medvetna åtaganden mellan chef och anställd. I tidigare studier framkommer det att kommunikationen på arbetsplatserna har en påverkan på relationen mellan anställda och chefer. Hur ser chefer och anställda på de psykologiska kontrakten? På vilket sätt upplever chefer och anställda kommunikationen på Socialförvaltningen? Hur påverkas relationen mellan chef och anställd om de psykologiska kontrakten bryts? Undersökningen genomfördes på chefer och anställda på en Socialförvaltning. En kvalitativ metod genom intervjuer och en kvantitativ metod genom enkäter användes. Mätinstrumenten var dels inspirerade av Isaksson och Bellaagh (2005) dels egenkonstruerade. Huvudresultatet som framkom var att kommunikationen och relationen har ett starkt samband mellan anställda och chefer. En kortare anställningstid visade sig resultera i en bättre relation mellan chef och anställd. Det framkom 10 gemensamma teman ur chefernas svar. Denna studie har bekräftat det som framkommit i tidigare forskning om psykologiska kontrakt.
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Positiv affekt kan predicera anställdas arbetsprestationerGrundström, Jenny January 2012 (has links)
Det har ofta antagits att en anställd är lycklig därför att han eller hon är framgångsrik. Det finns dock studier som stödjer den alternativa hypotesen, nämligen att lycka är en anledning till varför vissa anställda är mer framgångsrika än andra. Denna studie syftar till att undersöka huruvida lyckliga anställda är mer produktiva och framgångsrika än mindre lyckliga anställda. Det genom att undersöka om personligt disponerad positiv affekt (TPA) kan predicera arbetsprestationer. Deltagarna var 98 anställda, varav 60 kvinnor, som rekryterats från sex organisationer. Resultaten gav stöd åt undersökningens samtliga hypoteser och kan därmed indikera att anställda med högre TPA presterar bättre, har högre lön och mer socialt stöd från arbetskamrater och chefer. Detta betyder att TPA kan leda till gynnsamma resultat för såväl den anställda som för organisationen och att lyckliga anställda kan antas vara mer produktiva och framgångsrika än sina mindre lyckliga arbetskamrater.
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Predictive models of employee voluntary turnover in a North American professional sales force using data-mining analysisKane-Sellers, Marjorie Laura 15 May 2009 (has links)
With the supply of talented employees for the predicted available jobs around the
world declining, employee retention and voluntary turnover have jumped to the forefront
of HRD practitioners’, as well as senior managers’, strategic initiative. By 2008,
demographers predict that 76 million baby boomers will be eligible for retirement. The
generations that followed these individuals, born between 1946 and 1962, are not
numerically adequate to fill the vacancies that these retirements will create. A growing
concern exists that the expected annual growth in the number of eligible employees will
be outpaced by economic growth predictions. While employee retention and employee
voluntary turnover have received considerable scholarly attention, few research studies
have examined the phenomenon in a professional sales arena. No investigation to date
has tracked employee voluntary turnover and retention over a 14-year longitudinal wave
as was the focus of this study.
This population study examined employee retention of a Fortune 500 North
American industrial automation manufacturer’s professional sales force over a 14-year period. It focused on personal characteristics, work characteristics, and human resource
development (HRD) intervention factors influencing employee voluntary turnover. The
results suggest that training and development participation contributes more significantly
to employee retention than salary and job title promotions to the firm’s ability to retain
sales professionals.
The theoretical underpinnings associated with these findings reinforce the
importance of human capital theory, social identity theory, expectancy theory, and
distributive justice theory. They also suggest that employee retention should be included
in calculations that measure the return on investment for training and development
interventions. Further, these results that emerged from comprehensive data mining
suggest that a structured training and development program embeds aspects of employee
socialization that can influence a professional sales employee’s tenure in the
organization. Formal training can serve to socialize the employee into the organization,
thus, deepening the effect of social capital theory to build normative organizational
commitment, a mediator of employee retention. This effect appeared to be more
significant for non-Caucasian sales professionals who remained in the organization when
included in a structured sales training program.
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