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WHAT ARE THE MOST ESSENTIAL FACTORS THAT

IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE RETENTION?

Muhammad Achar Bozdar

Student: MBA-2 International Business

ID: 0822KKKK1009



The primary reason for working is to obtainmoney (Jackson and Carter, 2007), but could employers domore in order to retain their employees. The relationship between satisfaction andleadership style as well as remuneration with themain focus on pay. Most Organizations are facing problems of employee turnover Financial Loses of the organizations because of the increasing employee turnover rate.



To understand employee·s retention in relation toleadership style remuneration. Effect of elements such as participation, feedback,autonomy, fairness, responsibility, development and

work-atmosphere. Illustrating a suitable conclusion on the foundation of discussion above and to make some recommendationand to increase employee retention.



Marketing and consumer researchers over the period of forty years have tried to grasp the concept of

impulse buying and defined this terminology in their own perspectives, for which some research

findings are discussed here.

In a research conducted by Cobb and Hoyer (1986), impulse buying was defined as an

unplanned purchase and this definition can also be found in the research of Kollat and Willett (1967).

In another research by Rook (1987) reported that impulse buying usually takes place, when a consumer

feels a forceful motivation that turns into a desire to purchase a commodity instantly. Beatty and

Ferrell (1998) defined impulse buying as instantaneous purchase having no previous aim or objective

to purchase the commodity. Stern (1962) found that products bought on impulse are usually cheap.Shopping lifestyle is defined as the behavior exhibited by purchaser with regard to the series of

personal responses and opinions about purchase of the products as reported by Cobb and Hoyer (1986).

They find that shopping life style and impulse buying behavior are closely related but only in the case

of impulse buyers. The study also states that impulse purchasers fell in the middle as of the

measurement tools used by the researchers, indicated that purchasers will not pick the first brand they

spotted in the shopping mall.

In researches conducted by Cha



Increasing Turnover Rates Employee turnover rates have, within the last several years, become anationwide epidemic. Employees no longer feel the sense of companyloyalty that once existed. According CIPD surveys in July 2010 the overall employee turnover ratefor the UK to be 13.5%. (http://www.cipd.co.uk/subjects/hrpract/turnover/empturnretent.htm )

Empl oyee Turnover is ExpensiveWhile many line managers know that replacing someone costs a lot of time,energy and lost productivity & as well as money.



Research Philosophy

Positivism

Research Approach

Deductive

Research Strategy

Survey

Research Design

Exploratory

Data Collection Methods

Secondary and Primary Data

Sampling

Methodology



1. Review the literature on job satisfaction and employee retention.

2. Based on the information obtained from the review of literature, a questionnairewill be developed to identify employee perceptions about job satisfaction and

employee retention.

3. The sample population of workers will come from varying fields of occupations,

with the exception of management positions.

4. The questionnaire developed for use in this study will be analyzed and field tested

for validity using workers from a single occupation or trade, in non management

positions, who are not participating in the study. Prior to finalization

of the questionnaire, appropriate revisions will be made.

5. The information gathered by questionnaire will be sorted and analyzed andcategorized and appropriate inferential statistics will be generated.

6. Recommendation for practice will be derived from the analysis of the data

collected.



RESEARCHMETHOD

Quantitative Qualitative



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