Employee Relations and Its Effect Employee Productivity
Employee Relations and Its Effect Employee Productivity
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Statement of the
Problem
This study aimed (1) to cognize the factors
that leads employees to maintain positive
relationship and engaged in their work (2) to
determine the effects of productivity of an
organization (3) advantages and
disadvantages of employee relations at
workplace
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Method
Research Design, Participants,
Measures, Procedures
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Research Design
In general, this study was qualitative and quantitative
research. It gives detailed information; thorough and gives
large amounts of care and consideration to all parts and
aspects of this study. The researcher prepared different
questions that conceptualized each three objectives of this
study.
Participants
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Measures
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Employee Productivity Questionnaire
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Procedures
The researcher chose questionnaires as their data-gathering tools
in the research in view of uniformity of questions. Each
participants receives the same set of questions phrased in exactly
the same way. Questionnaires may, therefore, yield data more
comparable than information obtained through an interview. The
researcher then the questionnaire about the different scales was
distributed to the participants
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Results
Table 1. Factors that lead to employees to maintain
positive relationship and engaged in their work
Table 2. Effects of Productivity of the DSHP Company
Table 3. Advantages and disadvantages of Employee
Relations at workplace
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Table 1. Factors that lead to employees to maintain positive relationship
and engaged in their work
Domain Categories Frequency
Psychological
“minsan nakaka stress” 6
“di ko minsan maintindihan ung 10
instructions” 2
“my boss don’t tell me straight enough 4
instructions” 2
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Table 2. Effects of Productivity of the DSHP Company
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Table 3. Advantages and disadvantages of Employee
Relations at workplace
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Analysis
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Discussions
> Employee relations, simply defined, is the relationship between
employees and employers. Every company knows they need an
effective employee relations strategy, but few do much about it
and many are not sure how to go about forming a strategy.
> Employee relations are influenced by many factors, all of
which affect the strategic balance between employers and
employees. Building a strong employee relations strategy
involves creating an environment that delivers what people
want. Employees want to feel good about what they do and
where they work. Companies want to feel good about
productivity, performance and developing future leaders.
> An effective employee relations strategy will impact employee
engagement, thus resulting in better company performance.
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Conclusions
For a short period of time, forming a study, all the reliable information and date
from the different resources contributed highly for the completion of this paper.
֎ The researcher identify the factors that lead employees to maintain positive
relationship and engaged in their work. Social domain has the high frequency
results.
֎ The employees showed that they were productive with their work; however,
they were moderate productivity towards information integration.
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