• Causes Of Employee Disengagement

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    • 1.5   SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
      Apart from shedding very significant light on the immediate and remote causes of employee disengagement both in public and private establishments, the present research would significantly reduce cases of unnecessary employee disengagement through it’s recommendations.
      For both employees and employers this research work will serve as a reliable guidelines of ways to checkmate the possibility of it’s occurrence.
      1.6   RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS
      The hypothesis behind this work is that there often isn’t a single cause of employee disengagement especially in private establishments where such cases are abound. In the cases of public establishments the bureaucratic process doesn’t make for a common and problematic situation like in the private sector.
      1.7   SCOPE OF THE STUDY
      This research focuses mainly on the causes of employee disengagement. The study handles mostly the disengagement that occurs mostly in the private sectors as the most cases are found occurring there as opposed to that of the public sector which sees such speedy disengagement found in private establishments only with contract employees. The research studies the causes the processes that culminates in the termination of employee upon which the recommendations made in the last chapter is arrived.
      1.8   LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
      Most establishments are usually not very open about the reasons for disengaging am employee due to fear of litigation. They either close their files or give very vague responses. This has been the major limitations of this research work so that the more available source of the causes are from the employees who have been disengaged rather than the employers from who the major causes can be established.
      1.9   DEFINITION OF TERM
      Employee Disengagement
      This is the formal termination of an employment appointment by the employer due to a contract violation on the part of the employee
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