Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company
Organizational performance is very important in order to ensure business sustainability. However, staff turnover is among the most challenging issues which has great impacts the performance of organization. It is concerning the management and human resource professionals because it involves high tur...
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| description | Organizational performance is very important in order to ensure business sustainability. However, staff turnover is among the most challenging issues which has great impacts the performance of organization. It is concerning the management and human resource professionals because it involves high turnover costs and creates huge challenging tasks to the human resource management in the organization. Understanding the factors affecting the staff turnover in organization provides valuable inputs to human resource professionals in order to reduce the staff turnover issues in the organization. The company chosen for this research is a steel manufacturing company in Malaysia. Quantitative research methodologies are applied in this research. Closed-ended questionnaires developed to gather feedbacks from staffs regarding the major factors causing staffs to leave the company. Convenience and stratified techniques are used to select sample size from the population within the company. Frequency distribution is used to interpret survey data into frequency, percentage and cumulative percentage. Data analysis tools such as Descriptive Statistics, Pearson Correlation and Multiple regression is applied to analyse the relationship between the factors causing staff turnover and the staffs’ intention to leave the organization. The outcome of this research showed the factors studied such as staff benefits, working environment and training and development opportunities influenced the staff turnover intention. |
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| spelling | intimal-13162024-04-18T05:08:13Z http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1316/ Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company Ng, Alex, Hou Hong Woo, Wing Nan Lim, Kim Yew Wong, Chee Hoo HD28 Management. Industrial Management HM Sociology Organizational performance is very important in order to ensure business sustainability. However, staff turnover is among the most challenging issues which has great impacts the performance of organization. It is concerning the management and human resource professionals because it involves high turnover costs and creates huge challenging tasks to the human resource management in the organization. Understanding the factors affecting the staff turnover in organization provides valuable inputs to human resource professionals in order to reduce the staff turnover issues in the organization. The company chosen for this research is a steel manufacturing company in Malaysia. Quantitative research methodologies are applied in this research. Closed-ended questionnaires developed to gather feedbacks from staffs regarding the major factors causing staffs to leave the company. Convenience and stratified techniques are used to select sample size from the population within the company. Frequency distribution is used to interpret survey data into frequency, percentage and cumulative percentage. Data analysis tools such as Descriptive Statistics, Pearson Correlation and Multiple regression is applied to analyse the relationship between the factors causing staff turnover and the staffs’ intention to leave the organization. The outcome of this research showed the factors studied such as staff benefits, working environment and training and development opportunities influenced the staff turnover intention. INTI International University 2019 Article PeerReviewed text en cc_by_4 http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1316/1/ij2019_42.pdf Ng, Alex, Hou Hong and Woo, Wing Nan and Lim, Kim Yew and Wong, Chee Hoo (2019) Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company. INTI JOURNAL, 2019 (42). ISSN e2600-7320 https://intijournal.intimal.edu.my |
| spellingShingle | HD28 Management. Industrial Management HM Sociology Ng, Alex, Hou Hong Woo, Wing Nan Lim, Kim Yew Wong, Chee Hoo Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company |
| title | Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company |
| title_full | Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company |
| title_fullStr | Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company |
| title_full_unstemmed | Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company |
| title_short | Factors affecting the Staff Turnover Intention: A Case study of a Malaysian Steel Manufacturing Company |
| title_sort | factors affecting the staff turnover intention: a case study of a malaysian steel manufacturing company |
| topic | HD28 Management. Industrial Management HM Sociology |
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