Human Resource Management Research Papers/Topics

IN-SERVICE TRAINING TOWARDS THE PERFORMANCE OF TEACHERS IN THE OFFINSO SOUTH MUNICIPALITY OF GHANA

ABSTRACT This study investigated the effectiveness of in-service training (INSET) programmes on the performance of teachers in the Offinso South Municipality. The study targeted all the 32 Junior High Schools with a total teacher population of 270. Simple random sample was used to select 19 schools while stratified sampling method was used to select five (5) teachers from each of the selected schools. Five (5) Circuit Supervisors responsible for the schools were added. Questionnaire and inter...

REWARDS AND RECOGNITION ON STAFF RETENTION AT KOFORIDUA POLYTECHNIC

ABSTRACT Within the polytechnics, enormous strides are being made with some of the polytechnics striving to introduce more market driven programmes such as Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech). These emerging trends require that the Koforidua Polytechnic positions itself in all strategic human resources management, including recognition and rewards. This prompted the need to investigate current rewards and recognition and their potential effects on employee retention at the polytechnic. The study ...

RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF TEACHERS IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE SUNYANI METROPOLIS

ABSTRACT The main reason for undertaking this study was to examine the main recruitment and retention problems affecting teachers in the Sunyani Metropolis and alternatively find out how transparent the recruitment process was. To investigate these concerns therefore, a sample size of 110 respondents from three senior high schools in the Sunyani Metropolis were selected. The simple random sampling method was used in selecting the respondents from the various schools. Questionnaire was the mai...

TRAINING AND JOB PERFORMANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SENIOR STAFF AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COAST

ABSTRACT This study aimed at assessing training and job performance among administrative senior staff at the University of Cape Coast. Specifically, the study sought to assess the level of effectiveness of training among the administrative senior staff; evaluate the job performance of the administrative senior staff; and finally assess the effect of training on the job performance of the administrative senior staff. Using Krejcie and Morgan’s (1970) statistical table, 214 administrative sen...

STAFF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES IN SELECTED EDUCATIONAL UNITS IN THE KOFORIDUA MUNICIPALITY

ABSTRACT Employees are valuable assets of any organisation, and therefore need training and development to upgrade their skills. This study seeks to examine the training and development practices in the education units in the Koforidua Municipality. The research design for the study is descriptive survey. Using convenient sampling technique, 100 employees were selected for the study. Questionnaire was used to collect data from respondents. The Statistical Product for Service Solution (SPSS ve...

MANAGING THE HUMAN RESOURCE AT THE VOLTA RIVER AUTHORITY: AN EXAMINATION OF TRAINING PROGRAMMES OF NON-ENGINEERING STAFF

ABSTRACT This study examined training programmes outlined for non engineering staff in the Volta River Authority (VRA) and if adequate training is being given to this category of staff. It also seeks to find out if there is any point of reference by which training is done, and how systematic is the training programme. The research also seeks to determine if any serious training need analysis is being done. The study design used for this research was exploratory. It was also a case study, conc...

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEM: THE CASE OF GHANA COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED

In recent years, Information Systems (IS) have been deployed by organisations for achieving efficiency, effectiveness, enhancing quality and gaining competitive advantage. Ghana Commercial Bank has had challenging moments and difficult times in implementing a successful Human Resource Information System (HRIS) in recent years. The study examines the information needs for the organisation and problems associated with HRIS implementations. Critical factors that needed to be considered were high...

HUMAN RELATIONS AND JOB PERFORMANCE IN GHANAIAN MINING INDUSTRIES: A CASE STUDY OF ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI, OBUASI

ABSTRACT The study assessed human relations and job performance in Anglo Gold Ashanti Limited at Obuasi . Four research questions were formulated to guide the study. A descriptive survey design was employed. All workers of Anglo Gold Ashanti at Obuasi constituted the population. The population was rendered into stratas which represented the five divisions or departments in the company out of which 3% of the respondents were randomly sampled from each which resulted in the selection of 131 res...

THE INFLUENCE OF LEADERSHIP STYLES ON TEACHERS COMMITMENT IN BASIC SCHOOLS IN THE ADENTAN MUNICIPALITY, GHANA

ABSTRACT Teachers occupy a central and vital position in any educational system and that their attitudes and commitment have been of paramount interest to educational authorities. The study seeks to examine the influence of head teachers’ leadership style on teachers’ commitment in the Adentan Municipality. Descriptive design of the quantitative method of research was employed for the study. The systematic random and simple random sampling methods were used in selecting respondents. Quest...

CHILD LABOUR AMONG PUBLIC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS IN THE TECHIMAN MUNICIPALITY IN THE BRONG AHAFO REGION OF GHANA

ABSTRACT The study set out to examine child labour among public Junior High School pupils in the Techiman Municipality in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana. It covered 60 respondents selected through purposive and simple random sampling techniques. The main data collection techniques were questionnaire and interview. The data was processed, using the Statistical Product for Service Solutions (SPSS). Majority of the pupils used for the study were engaged in hawking in the municipality. Poverty w...

COMBATING POVERTY AMONG WOMEN THROUGH THE POVERTY ALLEVIATION FUND IN THE SAVELUGU-NANTON DISTRICT IN THE NORTHERN REGION OF GHANA

ABSTRACT The purpose of the study was to assess the extent to which the Poverty Alleviation Fund (PAF) was helping to reduce poverty among women in the Savelugu-Nanton District. The quota, purposive, snowball and simple random sampling techniques were used to obtain a total of 172 respondents for the study. Two sets of interview schedules were used for the two groups, a questionnaire for the PAF loan staff and focus group discussion guide for the beneficiaries. The data analysis was done with...

CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMMES AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT OF TURTORS IN THE COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF GHANA

ABSTRACT The general objective of the study was to assess the continuing education programmes and staff development of tutors in the Colleges of Education in the Central Region of Ghana. Using census survey, all 148 tutors in the colleges of education were involved in the study. However, 111 actually responded to the questionnaire. With regard to the three principals purposively selected for the interview, only one participated. Data obtained on tutor’s background information as well as oth...

IMPROVING THE MANAGEMENT OF COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTES: THE ROLE OF DIRECTORS

ABSTRACT The Management of research organisations at all levels is in most cases in the hands of veteran agricultural research workers who have risen through the ranks. They are then made responsible for managerial activities in an extremely complex field, for which they have had little or no training. Administrative understanding is usually incidental and rarely present. This study focused on managerial challenges faced by directors of CSIR institutes and how they can be assisted to achieve ...

EVALUATION OF TRAINING OF STAFF THROUGH RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH: A CASE OF ACTIONAID GHANA

ABSTRACT Good governance is a preferred system of claiming and legitimising rights that can be boosted through effective citizen-state engagement. The state often holds and controls the bulk of public resources and governments must formulate policies and decisions for distribution of such resources to ensure sustainability. While governments are built and held in power by ordinary people, their authority and decision-making mandate often put them in categories above those of ordinary persons....

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND EMPLOYEE RECRUITMENT IN THE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE ACCRA METROPOLIS

ABSTRACT Organisations are using information technology and increasing their corporate websites pages for recruitment purposes. Despite this increased utilization of information technology for employee recruitment , the extent to which employers perceive information technology as a useful source of employment information and their reactions to these practices have not yet been studied in the insurance companies in Ghana. This study examined the role of information technology in employee recru...


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