Hasil pencarian
Jelajahi seluruh publikasi yang tersedia.
Pencarian lanjut AND / OR / NOT
Dinamika birokrasi lokal era otonomi daerah
Evaluasi program latihan pegawai
Improvement of fieldwork training programs of Dept. of Transmigration.
The Balanced Scorecard and Tableau de Bord
The plights of Namibia's domestic workers
Predictors of Training Transfer
The purpose of this research is to assess the role of psychological variables and workplace related variables in predicting training transfer among female industrial workers in Malaysia. This study examines the relationships between trainee related variables, namely conscientiousness, motivation to transfer training and organizational commitment, and workplace related variables such as supervisor and peer support in predicting training transfer among participants. The variables selected are based on Baldwin and Ford's (1988) Training Transfer Model. Employing purposive sampling procedure, 198 participants completed the four waves of data collection to answer three research questions. The research questions were explored by using sets of questionnaire consisting of NEO-PI-R (conscientiousness items); Learning Transfer System Inventory (motivation to transfer items); Organizational Commitment Questionnaire (Affective, Continuance and Normative commitment); and Supervisor, Peer Support Questionnaire (SPSQ). The SPSQ, a newly-developed instrument adapted from LTSI (Holton, 2000) and GTCS (Tracey & Tews, 2005), was used to measure the level of supervisor and peer support in sustaining transfer of training at the workplace (factories). The questionnaire items successfully underwent face validation, content validation, criterion validation and construct validation. The perceived training transfer of the newly appointed workers furthermore was measured using Perceived Training Transfer (PIT). All the collected data were analysed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) and AMOS 16.0. The findings supported the role of supervisor and peer support as mediators to the relationship between the exogenous and the endogenous variables. The result however reported mixed findings in relation to the direct correlation between (a) trainee related variables, and (b) workplace related variables and training transfer measured before and after training. The findings suggested a unique input to Baldwin and Ford's (1988) Transfer Process Model in relation to organizational commitment as a predictor.
Representasi pemulihan kerja
Persepsi kakitangan kumpulan pengurusan terhadap penilaian prestasi
Pengenalan psikologi industri dan organisasi
Psikologi Industri dan Pengurusan Sumber Manusia
Pemecatan pekerja yang tidak adil daripada perspektif undang-undang buruh
Hubungan Industri Di Malaysia
Issues on industrial relations in Malaysia.
Health Insurance Coverage Indifference
Persepsi Perkerja-pekerja Orang Kurang Upaya (bisu Dan Pekak) Terhadap Penerimaan Mereka Yang Berkerja Di Industri
Training and Development Competence
This text provides practical guidelines on all aspects of training related to NVQs. Making full use of checklists, and with each chapter covering one aspect of the training cycle, the handbook describes all aspects of the trainer's role.