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Chewe, Anna Kalusa
2023·Master of Business Administration·University of Zambia

Staff turnover in the Zambian banking industry has been and still is a menace. For smaller banks especially, it continues to manifest itself even among newly employed graduates. The aim of this research study was to establish the factors associated with staff turnover in the banking industry,...

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Chilala, Mweemba, Edson
2022·Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management·University of Zambia

Drivers’ turnover in the Trucking industry continues to remain a challenge that every Trucker grapples with. In Zambia, this predicament is exacerbated by a worsening shortage in the drivers’ market, a growing number of Trucking businesses and a largely inefficient Railway system, which heightens...

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Kasoka, Ruth
2022·Master of Education in Educational Management·University of Zambia

The purpose of this study was to examine motivators of work performance among understaffed general workers at Roan general hospital and Roan school of nursing. This study was both quantitative and qualitative in nature. 51 general workers were purposively selected and participated in the study....

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Katemba, Leonard K
2021·Master of Science in Human Resource Management·University of Zambia

Background: Motivation is a driver to worker performance in most of the organisation, through motivation management creates “will to work” which is necessary for the achievement of organizational goals. The issue of employee dissatisfaction and related attitude towards work is assuming alarming...

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Mupashi, Thomas
2021·Master of Business Administration in Management Strategy·University of Zambia

Motivated workers tend to show extra commitment towards their work which translate to higher personal performance and consequently improved organizational performance. Financial or monetary rewards such as salary, fringe benefits, bonuses and commission do not necessary motivate employees. There...

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