• The Effectiveness Of Training And Development On Employees Performance

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    • 1.3      RESEARCH QUESTION
      i.            To evaluate the effect of training and manpower development on organizational performance in Chellarams Plc.
      ii.          To determine the relationship between the performance of employees before and after the training.
      iii.       To examine the extent to which manpower, training and development has contributed to high quality performance of the organization.
      iv.       To examine the extent to which manpower training and development have contributed to organizational level of turnover.

      1.4      RESEARCH OF HYPOTHESES
      For the purpose of this study, the following assumption would be tested under which the investigator would then attempt to examine the degree of relationship between the assumption and what is really obtainable out of the findings. This study is generally aim at ascertaining what is true or not.
      i.                   Ho:      That method used to determine training needs are not effective  enough thereby have negative effect on the organizational ability to its objectives.
      Hi:      That the methods used to determines the training needs are effective enough thereby contribute positive effect on th~ organization ability to achieve its objective.
      ii.         Ho: That employees' performances in the job after training and development programme is not directly related to the effectiveness of the organization objectives.
      Hi:      That employees' performances on the job after training and development programme is directly related to the effectiveness of the organization objective.
      1.5     SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY
      The need for training and development of manpower cannot be over emphasized. This study will be of benefit to managers, management practitioners, consultants and organizational researchers as its finding will help them in making the necessary contributions towards staff training and development and how many organization spends a great deal of time and money on training and development of their employees.
      However, the management of some companies is often worried about the effectiveness of such training and development programmes in terms of contents, methods, usefulness and desired result.
      Training and development of employee is very relevant to an organization since it may increase the chances of trained employee staying within an employer for consideration period. In other words training and development may prevent high rate of workers turnover and encourage employees to stay with an employer for appreciable period.
      Secondly, there are chances of presentation of industries folding up if they have competent and well-trained staff delivering improved and better services in line with the organization objectives and goals. These will in turn enable locally made product and services to complete favourable with foreign product and services. A better "home-made" or indigenous product will encourage our people from demanding for exotic goods, thus saving a lot of the much needed foreign exchange for the nation.
      Finally, the result of this research will be useful in that, it will provide information on what methods or techniques to adopt so as to enhance greater productivity through training and development programme.

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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The survival of every organization depends on the acquired and developed knowledge skills and experience of their employee. The employees are expected to develop along with the contemporary and anticipated changes in the organization and in response to rapidly growing competition in the corporate world. The essence of this project is to know how training and development can affect employee's performance. The methodology used is questionnaire and personal interview. The chi-square method was used ... Continue reading---