• Relationship Between Organizational Commitment, Job Satisfaction And Performance Among Officer Of Nigerian Police Force

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    • Demonstrating a clear genuine commitment to change
      Committing the problem sand fears to the employees in order for them to help share the load and help find possible solutions for them.
      And, by inculcating within them (administration) the spirit of fair treatment towards employee’s in the organization.
      In Nigeria for instance, the attitude to work has been described by many as being lazy; lack of initiative and competent skills, being inefficient, to mention but a few. The cost of these emotional attitudes to any organization is heavy. It can be summarized as follows: minimal output; low quality; excessive waste and high labor turn-over rate amongst others. Thus, employee job satisfaction is viewed as an important factor in productivity. So, every organization has to find a way of boosting the moral of the employees, especially at this time when the cost of living in this country is raising at such an ever-escalating rate that salary can no longer adequately cover such basic necessities like food, shelter, clothing, medication, transportation etc. with job opportunities at a high rate. As stated earlier in the Vroom’s expectancy/valence theory of motivation that job satisfaction and job performance cannot be possible in there is less conducive environment. This is as a result of poor administration which is a possible factor the affects job performance and satisfaction respectively. Therefore, in the search for such how’s and why’s the mind goes back to how committed the workers are to the organization which leads to employee’s job performance. This will be pertinent need for a study to assess this assumption. The goal of this study is to explore the relationship of organizational commitment to job satisfaction and performance. That is, to examine what makes organizational commitment salient to practitioners and to know the extent to which organizational commitment can influence an employee’s job satisfaction and job performance.
       1.3 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
      The understanding of the feeling and attitudes of workers are central to the issue of improve management of human resource in the Nigeria Police Force. A considerable study has been carried out on the problems posed by poor job commitment and job dissatisfaction. Certain conditions can make workers perform effectively or ineffectively on their jobs.

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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This is a research study on the relationship between organizational commitment, job satisfaction and performance among officers of Nigerian Police Forces. One hundred and sixteen officers of Nigerian Police Force who were randomly selected from several police stations in Anambra State of Nigeria participated in the study. They are made up of 68 males and 48 females. 41 of the males are junior officers below the rank of Assistant superintended of Police (ASP) while 27 are also ASPs and above. Of ... Continue reading---