ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 30, 2019
Decision to Choose Schools: Quality Analysis Services & Prices in SMK Health City Husada Pratama Serang
Ernawati, Hapzi Ali
Page no 151-158 |
10.21276/sjef.2019.3.4.1
The development of today's world very rapidly. This can be seen from the number of vocational schools are opened,
competition in attracting highly a variety of students, both with the quality of service, price all on offer to attract students.
This study aimed to test the quality of service and price to desperation choose a school in SMK Health Husada Primary
town of attack, this data is taken from the year 2013 to 2017 has decreased students each year, this study is descriptive
meant to know the characteristics of respondents and respondents with using a sample of 181 respondents.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 30, 2019
Impact of International Remittances on Private Investments in Nigeria
Okeke Izuchukwu Chetachukwu, Utomi Felix Izuka, Dr. Uju Ezenekwe
Page no 159-166 |
10.21276/sjef.2019.3.4.2
Remittance is one of the key locomotives of economic growth and poverty reduction in developing countries because it
serves as development finance needed for investment purposes. This study sheds new light on this question by examining
the impact of remittances on private investment in Nigeria. Data on remittance inflow in Nigeria was retrieved from
World Development indicator. Error correction and Ordinary least squares is applied for this purpose. The result reveals
that remittances increase the rate of private investment in Nigeria and the previous investment is a determinant of the
current investment. It is therefore recommended amongst others remittance-receiving households should be encouraged
to invest remittances in small and medium scale enterprises rather than use it for the consumption of goods and services.
REVIEW ARTICLE | April 30, 2019
The Effect of Direct Compensation, Indirect Compensation, and Employee Status on Employee Performance at PT. XYZ
Hermansyah, M. Havidz Aima, Istianingsih
Page no 167-180 |
10.21276/sjef.2019.3.4.3
This study aims to analyze several decesive determinants such as; direct compensation, indirect compensation, and
employee status toward employee performance at PT. XYZ engaged in telecommunications infrastructure. The
population of this study is all the employees in the business unit of PT. XYZ who are 56 employees, due to the total
population is not greater than 100 respondents, the research sample is 100% of the population in the business unit of PT.
XYZ. Data collection techniques used in this study was using questionnaire instruments which distributed to respondents
in the business unit of PT. XYZ was held in November 2017 until March 2018. The data analysis technique used multiple
regression analysis by using SPSS 24.0 to test the hypotheses, classic assumption test, reliability, instruments validity or
measuring instruments which used. The finding in this study indicates that direct compensation, indirect compensation,
and employee status have a significant and partial effect toward employee performance of PT. XYZ. This research
certainly also has a number of managerial implications which are the practitioners must pay more attention to employee
performance appraisal programs, providing compensation related to mandatory allowance, non-compulsory allowance,
and program benefit which also defining a career path that is evident for the contract employees must be translated in
employee career planning, so that all the employee are motivated to achieve their career goals in accordance with the
target and the implementation of compensation online dashboard which must be performed by PT. XYZ, so that
employees can access their right and obligation transparently or openly