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Name | : | Mediating Role of Employee Engagement in Improving Productivity among Employees |
Author | : | Dr. Subhadeep Chakraborty ,Prof. (Dr.) Pranjal Bezborah,Pradip Ch. Das |
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The study focuses on highlighting the link between employee
engagement and employees' productivity. The study also aims to assess
the link that exists between independent variables (i.e career
development, leadership, pay and benefits, health and safety and
employee satisfaction) and employee engagement. Responses have
been collected from 56 employees working in different sectors.
Snowball sampling technique has been adopted for the study.
Keywords: Career development, leadership, pay and benefits, health
and safety and employee satisfaction, employee engagement,
employees' productivity
Introduction
The dedication and enthusiasm with which an employee is involved into
his job in the organization is known as employee engagement. It is
perceived that an engaged employee is an asset for the organization.
Since every organization spends a lot on employees' training and
development and maintenance so it wants to retain its employees
throughout their service period. But in today's competitive scenario,
every employee requires better work environment with better
opportunities and benefits.
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Name | : | Is Employee Involvement a Facilitator of Engagement? Promoting HRM Practices in Indian Healthcare Sector |
Author | : | Riya Gupta,Dr. Rachna Agrawal,Dr. Arti Gupta |
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The challenging and uncertain work environment has persuaded the
managerial authorities to discover solutions to enhance engagement
among the employees. Incorporation of employee involvementpractices
might be a novel concept in this context. Thus, the current study
purposelycomprehends and investigates the forms of involvement
practices designed to enhance engagement in Indian healthcare sector;
and to assess the association among different employee involvement
practices identified. Inclusion of journal articles, book chapters,
magazine articles, and newspaper articles as the secondary sources have
elaborated the understanding of the present research. After employing
exploratory factor analysis, six factors have been discovered
incorporating employee involvement practices. Employers that entrust
their staff or subordinates responsibility and decision-making authority
build great relationships with them, which eventually motivates the
workers to demonstrate high levels of engagement at work. Delegation
and employee consultation can improve job-related knowledge and have
the potential to cut training expenses. The outcomes of the present study
will extend insights to various stakeholders who are concerned with the
development of the healthcare organizations.
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Name | : | Nexus between the Extent of Disinvestment and Financial Performance: A Study on Disinvested Central Public Sector Enterprises |
Author | : | Isha Chhabra,Seema Gupta |
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Disinvestment of central public sector enterprises(CPSEs) was
considered to be a catalyst to bridled the unbounded expenditure of
PSEs, cumulative debt burden and bring out the Indian economy from
the financial disaster in the 1990s. Hence, it was viewed as a means of
improving the PSEs. Whether disinvestment has impacted the
performance of PSEs or not? To what extent the varying degree of
disinvestment impact the profitability and operating efficiency of these
PSEs? Therefore, the present study aims to examine the financial and
operating performance of disinvested PSEs. This study examines the
financial performance of thirty-two disinvested PSEs that were sold
between 2000 and 2021. Disinvestment results were compared using the
non-parametric Wilcoxon signed-rank test. In addition to this, how
varying degree of disinvestment affect the performance of PSEs is also
examined.
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Name | : | Promoter Ownership and Firm Performance: Evidences from BSE Listed Companies |
Author | : | Shilpa Lodha,Udai Lal Paliwal |
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Shareholding pattern or ownership structure is perceived to play an
important role in corporate governance, thus an enabler of improved
financial performance. The purpose of the present paper is to investigate
whether the shareholding pattern especially promoter holding
influences financial performance of Indian corporate sector. The paper is
based on 870 firm year observations of the companies listed on BSE 200
index. Panel regression shows that the financial performance of Indian
corporates is most influenced by leverage and size. None of the
ownership variables is found to be a cause of superior financial
performance of Indian Corporates, when firm performance was
measured through ROA, ROCE and Tobin's Q. But firm performance
measured through RONW or ROE led to better explanation of firm
performance through ownership variables. Indian promoter and foreign
promoter ownership negatively impact firm performance whereas
Indian corporate promoter and government promoter ownership
positively impact firm performance.
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Name | : | Analysis of Methods of Cooperation with Foreign Stakeholders in Modern Conditions: Challenges, Opportunities and Economic Efficiency |
Author | : | Olena Hubarenko,Lidia Pashchuk,Dmytro Konchyk,Inna Shevchenko,Oleksandr Yatsenko |
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This research examines the efficiency of several techniques of
international collaboration in the current global environment, including
both problems and possibilities. We analyze data using various statistical
methods such as descriptive statistics, chi-square tests, ANOVA, and
multiple regression analysis. Additionally, we conduct thematic analysis
of open-ended survey responses to gain detailed insights into the effects
of digitalization, public-private partnerships (PPPs), and joint ventures
on economic efficiency and strategic international business practices.
Our research shows notable variations in how collaboration strategies
are regarded to be successful based on industries, organization sizes, and
geographical areas. PPPs are esteemed in industrialized nations'
infrastructure sector, whereas digital platforms are preferred in the
technology sector, especially in developing economies. Regression
study shows that public-private partnerships (PPPs) and digital
platforms are linked to greater perceived efficacy than bilateral
agreements, particularly among bigger businesses and those in the
technology industry. Perceived effectiveness was lower among
respondents from developing countries, demonstrating the significance
of geographical context. Dealing with the difficulties of international
cooperation requires cultural agility, regulatory nimbleness, and the
incorporation of technology, as the free-form comments show. The
results add valuable practical information to the conversation about
global cooperation by showing that digital technology, cultural
understanding, and regulatory adaptability are the three most important
things that can be done to make international collaboration more
efficient and profitable.
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Name | : | Optimising the Digital Development of Ukraine's Financial Sector for Post-War Recovery |
Author | : | Valeriia Kornivska |
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In today's fast-paced global economy, it is crucial to establish a
competitive digital financial market to drive economic growth and
ensure stability. This market needs to provide consumers with
innovative financial products, promote investment, and foster
sustainable economic development. The financial sector is instrumental
in supporting post-war recovery and development by providing essential
resources. Therefore, this study aims to investigate and improve the
digital transformation of Ukraine's financial sector to aid in post-war
recovery efforts. In order to reach the goal, we will analyse the distinct
features of Ukraine's digital financial industry, research the successes of
European nations in digitalizing financial services, pinpoint essential
elements for the advancement of digital financial services, and evaluate
any obstacles hindering the digital transformation in the financial sector.
Throughout the study, all objectives were successfully met,
demonstrating that Ukraine has the necessary prerequisites for
economic recovery after the war. However, in order to attract investment
and foster a more positive financial environment, it is crucial to
encourage the adoption of digital technologies within the financial
sector. Additionally, a strong focus on data protection is essential. The
study also emphasized the importance of analysing and implementing
European financial sector practices to pinpoint prime areas for digital
innovation. The key strategic outcome of the study is the creation of a
comprehensive system for the advancement of digital financial services.
If fully implemented, this system has the potential to significantly
strengthen and enhance Ukraine's financial sector, ultimately improving
the quality of financial services offered. It is crucial to not only
implement immediate actions to enhance Ukraine's financial sector
digitally for post-conflict recovery, but also prioritize long-term
strategic planning and initiatives aimed at achieving the strategic goals
of digital transformation in the financial industry.
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Name | : | A Systematic Review of the Relationship between Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction, and Brand Loyalty with special reference to Selected Dairy Companies in Delhi NCR |
Author | : | Vinod Kumar Rai,R.S.Rai,Ashok Sharma |
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Dairy products like milk, butter, cheese play significant role in human
nutrition. Dairy products are rich in calcium and phosphorus which is
required for the maintenance and development of healthy and strong
teeth and bones. India ranks on the top among the milk producing
countries of the world. Most of their milk production is consumed by
themselves. The impact of service quality has been studied on brand
loyalty and customer satisfaction in diary companies. Dairy companies
are in a competitive sector that should offer consistent quality, regular
delivery, and other services to create brand loyalty and customer
satisfaction. From a customer point of view buying milk through
vending booth is a value proposition but there is customer satisfaction
and service quality. People feel inconvenienced and spend extra time
while buying milk from milk booths. Dairy companies can attract more
consumers through their improvement in quality of service, increase in
the level of customer satisfaction, and enhanced loyalty towards brand
with their quality products, consistent service, immediate response to
problems, and respect for the customers during doorstep delivery as well
as in milk vending booths. A systematic review is performed for
understanding the relationship between the variables like service
quality, customer satisfaction, and brand loyalty with select dairy
companies in Delhi NCR.
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Name | : | Impact of Business Analytics for Strategy Formulation and Enhancing Sales in Big Retail Stores |
Author | : | Bijendra Kumar Pushkar,Dr. Abhijit Mishra,Dr. Ugrasen |
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In the retail industry, significant transformational events have occurred,
resulting in huge growth. Business analytics (BA) is the process of
cleaning, analyzing, processing, and storing huge data from all levels of
a company's functional divisions, and then applying statistical
methodologies to generate business insight. Data Driven Decision
Making (DDDM) is becoming more popular by the day, and it affects
every aspect of business. By utilizing actionable insights, big retail
stores create sales tactics that have had a positive impact on sales. The
goal of this paper is to see if using business analytics may help establish
lucrative strategies and, as a result, enhance sales for big retail stores.
With the use of Google Forms, 126 responses from Business Analyst and
Retail Analyst were collected. The statistical analyses were managed to
perform using the Partial List Square Structure Equation Modelling
(PLS-SEM) type of technique from SmartPLS software 3.3.9. The
findings reveal a thorough understanding of Business Analytics and its
impact on big retail stores.
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Name | : | Assessment and Motivation of Increasing the Digital Literacy Level of Organization's Personnel in the Context of Digital Transformation of the Russian Federation Economy |
Author | : | Elvira Cherkesova,Victoria Matveeva,Svetlana Romanova,Alexey Barannikov,Olga Goncharenko |
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Economic growth, achieved primarily through the development of the
national innovation system and investment in human capital, is one of
the priorities for the sustainable development of the state. In this regard,
one of the national development goals of the Russian Federation for the
period up to 2024 is to ensure the accelerated introduction of digital
technologies in the economy and social sphere, which actualizes the
need to increase the digital literacy of the country's population. This
study provides a definition of digital literacy. The authors describe and
analyze the approach of the G20 Summit group of experts to the
assessment of digital literacy of the population on the basis of indicators
of information, computer, communication literacy, media literacy and
attitude to technology.And also the Digcomp 2.0 approach of the
European Commission in the implementation of the digital skills
training program, which uses the concept of analyzing digital
competencies in terms of information, communication literacy, digital
content creation, digital security and problem solving in the digital
environment. An important component of the work is the assessment of
the level of digital literacy and the development of digital competencies
of teachers of higher education as a key figure for the successful
implementation of new technologies in universities. In conclusion, the
authors propose institutional conditions that contribute to increasing the
level of digital literacy of scientific and pedagogical workers as the most
important factor of human capital growth in the context of the digital
transformation of the Russian economy.
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Name | : | Thriving in the Hybrid Era: Investigating the Relationships between Leadership, High-Performance Work Systems, Employee Resilience, and Engagement in the IT Industry |
Author | : | Medha Gupta,Dr. Rupali Arora |
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Purpose- The objective of this article is to investigate the relationship
among leadership, high-performance work systems (HPWS), employee
resilience (ER)& employee engagement (EE) in the information
technology industry.
Design/methodology- The data were collected from 100 IT
professionals in tri-city. All the missing data were eliminated to ensure
accurate results. For analyses, partial least squares structural equation
modelling (PLS-SEM) was applied.
Findings- It indicated a positive connection among the factors and ER
partially mediates the relation among HPWS, Leadership, and EE.
Practical Implications- Employee resilience act as an important factor to
cope up in a volatile environment. Resilience in the organizations is
required in order to achieve better results and to ensure more
involvement of employees in the organization
Originality- This research is conducted for the IT sector professionals
from the tri-city. The result of the research is in alignment with previous
studies by establishing a positive relationship between HPWS and ER,
leadership and ER, and ER and EE.
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Name | : | Breaking Barriers: Exploring the Impact of Socioeconomic Factors on Gender Discrimination in Education - A Panel Regression Analysis in India |
Author | : | Lakshay Sharma,Dr Salineeta Chaudhuri |
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Introduction: For the overall growth and development of the economy,
it is important to focus on the education of society as a whole (UNDP,
2020). Despite various initiatives to remove gender discrimination in
education, it is still a persistent and significant problem. A report states
that about 15 million girls will never be literate as compared to 10
million boys which shows the intensity of the difference between the
educational priorities of the society towards boys and girls. Also, about
132 million girls worldwide are out of the education system (UNESCO,
2020). Socioeconomic status is the economic and social status of the
individual or organisation within the society. The multifaceted feature of
Socioeconomic status made it an important factor in education
opportunities (Sirin, 2005).
Objectives: To study the impact of parental education, female access to
ICT, malnutrition, and average household income on gender
discrimination at different levels of education.
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