Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees
The service provided for the public may be affected by financially stress employees. This study aims at identifying financial stress predictors among 470 Malaysian civil servants via a multi-stage random sampling through a cross-sectional survey. Financial problem was revealed to be the most influen...
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Malaysian Consumer and Family Economics Association
2019
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| author | A. R., Husniyah O., Mohd. Amim S., Mohamad Fazli M., Amirah Shazana |
| author_facet | A. R., Husniyah O., Mohd. Amim S., Mohamad Fazli M., Amirah Shazana |
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| description | The service provided for the public may be affected by financially stress employees. This study aims at identifying financial stress predictors among 470 Malaysian civil servants via a multi-stage random sampling through a cross-sectional survey. Financial problem was revealed to be the most influencing on financial stress followed by financial adequacy and work-life balance. Investment and health status also contribute to financial stress. The results will assist employers to develop financial education or coping with stress programs in enhancing the quality of services. Time can thus be used efficiently and productively by both parties enabling the growth in the economy. |
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| spelling | upm-799012023-03-23T04:46:52Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/79901/ Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees A. R., Husniyah O., Mohd. Amim S., Mohamad Fazli M., Amirah Shazana The service provided for the public may be affected by financially stress employees. This study aims at identifying financial stress predictors among 470 Malaysian civil servants via a multi-stage random sampling through a cross-sectional survey. Financial problem was revealed to be the most influencing on financial stress followed by financial adequacy and work-life balance. Investment and health status also contribute to financial stress. The results will assist employers to develop financial education or coping with stress programs in enhancing the quality of services. Time can thus be used efficiently and productively by both parties enabling the growth in the economy. Malaysian Consumer and Family Economics Association 2019 Article PeerReviewed A. R., Husniyah and O., Mohd. Amim and S., Mohamad Fazli and M., Amirah Shazana (2019) Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees. Malaysian Journal of Consumer and Family Economics, 22 (spec.2). pp. 137-151. ISSN 1511-2802 https://www.majcafe.com/financial-stress-predictors-for-civil-service-sector-employees/ |
| spellingShingle | A. R., Husniyah O., Mohd. Amim S., Mohamad Fazli M., Amirah Shazana Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees |
| title | Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees |
| title_full | Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees |
| title_fullStr | Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees |
| title_full_unstemmed | Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees |
| title_short | Financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees |
| title_sort | financial stress predictors for civil service sector employees |
| url | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/79901/ http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/79901/ |