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current study used five HRM practices such as compensation practice, supervisory role practice, promotion practice, training … compensation practice, promotion practice, training practice and performance evaluation have positive effect on job satisfaction … compensation and promotion should be improved as well. …
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organisations, in order to inform the development of effective HRM systems. Our exploratory study assumed that staffing, training …, performance evaluation and compensation are the most prominent practices in HRM, and used Snell and Dean's (1992) questionnaire to …, positive and significant correlations were observed among the elements of staffing, training, performance evaluation and …
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addition respondents reported the desired training and experience and expected compensation of new hires. Bank executives … and communication were more important for new agricultural loan officers than formal training in agriculture or business …. Expected compensation levels and growth for new hires tend to lag those in competing industries.[...] …
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We use evidence from worker turnover following M&A events to show that workers’ choices to leave the firm depend on changes in workers’ relative standing, or status, in terms of wage and rank. Our results show that social, rather than pecuniary, preference drives these choices. We also show...
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Economists have for a long time argued that performance-based bonuses raise performance. Indeed, many firms use bonuses tied to individual performance to motivate their employees. However, there has been heated debate among human resources professionals recently, and some firms have moved away...
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Economists have for a long time argued that performance-based bonuses raise performance. Indeed, many firms use bonuses tied to individual performance to motivate their employees. However, there has been heated debate among human resources professionals recently, and some firms have moved away...
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