• Effects Of Labour Turnover On Organizational Performance

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    • 1.6    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
      This study provides a basis for closer scrutiny of the causes of labour turnover in the manufacturing industry. hence, the study will provide answers to issue; regarding contemporary application of labour turnover, and it relative importance with respect to employee's productivity.
      This study will be useful to all organizations in different industries, (public or private) and entrepreneurs who are looking for the way to retain and attract the best hands in their organization to achieve fundamental goals. Also, government organizations and individuals concerned with labour issue will benefits from this study.
      Finally, this study is expected to stimulate research interests in other aspects of manufacturing. industry in general and human resources management.
      1.7    SCOPE OF THE STUDY
      The basic premise on which the study is based is the effect of' labour turnover on organizational performance in the manufacturing industry. This study concentrates on the staffs of UNILEVER and PZ Plc. Hence, staff of this institution was sampled and data relating to labour turnover was collected from them.
      1.8    LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
      The level of accuracy of this study depends on the amount of' data or information supplied by the respondents. Also, there can be some elements of bias in information supplied, which will hinder the generality of the findings of this study.
      Finance and time are other constraints that rob this study of its perfection and understanding a research study is a Herculean task that takes intellectual stamina to the limit.
      1.9    DEFINITION OF TERMS
      Communication: This refers to as passing and receiving information from one human to another. This can either be directly through writing, speaking or non-verbal language or indirectly through technology, telephone, television, radio, telex, internet etc.     
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      Alienation: This refers to as a situation in which an individual working in an organisation feels cut-off from organisation itself or non-involvement of works in the activities involving them in their working places.
      Frustration: State that occurs when an individual is presented by some obstacle from reaching a goal, which may result in aggressive behaviiour.
      Grievance: is a complaint by an employee against the company based on an alleged misinterpretation or non application of the terms and conditions of employment.
      Induction: It is a form of training the new employee with general organisation system and its environment.


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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The study has delved comprehensively on the effect of labour turn over on employees' productivity in the manufacturing industry with UNILEVER and PZ Nigeria Plc as a case studies. The objective of this study is to examine whether better working condition has effect on labour turnover reduction in the manufacturing sector. The study follows some logical step to generalize the findings of the study. The survey research design was employed in this study and the questionnaire was the major research ... Continue reading---