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Decision Support System For Admission Of New Employees With Weighting Method (Weight Product Model)
Get PDFFirli Group is an e-commerce and digital marketing company. At every new employee recruitment, Firli Group is still manual or semi-computerized, making it difficult to determine prospective new employees. Therefore we need a system that can be petrified to facilitate decision making, namely by using the Weight Product Model (WPM). WPM is a model of Decision Support System (DSS), namely by ranking, this analysis is carried out with a sample of 5 people. Decision support system on the acceptance of new employees, is expected to help the company
The Influence of Innovation Leadership on Employee Performance
Get PDFThe last few decades have seen significant research in the fields of innovation and leadership. The act of motivating, influencing, and directing team members toward the intended objectives is referred to as leadership. However, the term of leadership is broad and has various definitions. It encompasses and influences a range of methods, circumstances, aptitudes, and attributes. On the other side, innovative leaders are creative thinkers who may produce concepts that serve as the foundation for innovation. Understanding the principles of leadership and innovation is essential before one can fully comprehend the true meaning of innovative leadership. This study combines the two terms, reviews the innovative leadership style that will be discussed in the literature, and gives a general summary of how the two terms affect employees\u27 performance
Effect of Financial Distress, Liquidity, and Leverage on the Audit Opinion Going Concern on Companies Listed on IDXESGL During the Pandemic Period (2019-2021)
Get PDFThe Covid-19 pandemic has caused many companies to have significant losses that affect their going concern and opinions from auditors about it, such as the case of KAP Satrio Bing, Eny (SBE) and partners, affiliated Deloitte Indonesia for not providing a audit opinion going concern on SNP\u27s finances, where the condition of the company`s increase debt and repayment failure, so due to financial difficulties they committed fraud by manipulating financial statements. This study aims to examine the effect of financial distress, liquidity, leverage on audit opinion going concern partially on companies listed on IDXESGL during the pandemic (2019-2021). The method used is explanatory with a population of 30 companies listed on the IDX during the period 2019 to 2021 with a sample of 29 companies. The analytical technique used is logistic regression with a significance level of 5%. The results showed that liquidity had an effect on audit opinion going concern, while financial distress and leverage had no effect on audit opinion going concern. This audit opinion going concern can be avoided by managing current assets effectively so that they are able to meet their current liabilities. The results of this study are expected to provide contributions and considerations for auditors in issuing audit opinions going concern and for companies to determine indicators that affect their going concern
Indonesia\u27s Regulation Model as A Harmonization of Arrangements And Implementation Of Heirs\u27 Approval On Asset Grants
No full textProvisions on grants are regulated in Article 1666 of the Civil Code (BW), that grants are gifts by someone to another person free of charge and cannot be withdrawn, for movable goods (in front of a notary) and immovable goods (with a deed of Land Deed Official – "PPAT") when the grantor is still alive. The provisions of the grant as referred to (1) The grantor must be an adult (Article 1677 of the Indonesian Civil Code); (2) A grant must be made with a notarial deed originally kept by a notary (Article 1682 of the Indonesian Civil Code); (3) A grant binds the donor or issues a consequence starting from the grant with firm words received by the grantee (Article 1683 of the Indonesian Civil Code). But on the other hand, there is a provision that grants must pay attention to the approval of the heirs and do not violate their absolute rights, as stated in Article 913 Indonesian Civil Code. If the process has been carried out and does not violate the absolute rights of the heirs, then the object of the grant is legally transferred to the recipient of the grant. However, the practice is often considered to violate the rights of heirs, so most notaries and PPATs ask for a letter or statement of their approval. This condition shows that the arrangement of grants and the distribution of inheritance does not reflect the legal ideals of legal certainty, benefit, and justice. So based on these conditions, it is necessary to have a regulatory model that can be used as a reference in the formulation of arrangements for granting and guaranteeing inheritance distribution according to the Legitieme Portie. The regulatory model referred to in this paper is in the form of formulating a regulatory pattern that provides a comprehensive picture of the harmonization of grant arrangements and guarantees for inheritance distribution according to the Legitieme Portie which can guarantee the implementation of inheritance according to the Legitieme Portie that does not limit property owners in implementing grants on property. To describe the regulatory model, the research method used is a normative juridical method based on a statutory and conceptual approach. With the aim of being able to comprehensively present a form of a continuous pattern of arrangements that will form a protection system to ensure the implementation
Analysis of Deposit Calculations and Reporting Personal Income Tax Uses E-Form Application on Personal Wp Registered at Kpp Tegalaga
Get PDFPersonal income tax is a tax imposed on personal tax subjects on income received or earned in one tax year and has been regulated in Law no. 36 of 2008 concerning Income Tax. In this study using a qualitative descriptive method, namely collecting available data, compiling it, studying it, and then conducting further analysis regarding the calculation, deposit and reporting of Personal Income Tax on personal taxpayers registered at The Pratama Bandung Tegalega Tax Service Office. Based on the results of the analysis conducted, it can be concluded that the personal taxpayers registered at the Pratama Bandung Tegalega Tax Service Office as a whole have an average income of more than one source, where the tax calculation results in underpaid taxes. Underpaid tax deposit using electronic Deposit Letter with e-Billing system
Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Unemployment in Indonesia
Get PDFThe Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the economy. As a result, many companies were forced to close, and employees lost their jobs. Several economic variables suspected of mediating the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on unemployment include investment, economic growth, and inflation. This study aims to determine the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on unemployment in Indonesia either directly or through the mediation of investment, economic growth, and inflation. This research was conducted using panel data regression in 34 provinces in Indonesia in the 2018Q1 – 2021Q4 period. Through path analysis, the results showed that the Covid-19 pandemic has a direct positive impact on unemployment. The economic growth variable significantly mediates the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on unemployment. Meanwhile, investment and inflation variables do not have a significant effect. This research is expected to provide an objective picture of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on unemployment in Indonesia and become a benchmark for policy formulation in dealing with the impact of this pandemic
A Study on the Efficacy of Different Botanicals Against Potato Tuber Moth (Phthorimaea Operculella) in Stored Potatoes
Get PDFThe Potato Tuber Moth (Phthorimaea operculella) is a destructive pest that poses a significant threat to stored potato crops, leading to substantial economic losses worldwide. The use of chemical insecticides to control this pest has drawbacks such as environmental pollution and potential harm to human health. As a result, it is critical to investigate alternate control strategies, such as botanical extracts. This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of different botanicals, Azadirachta indica (Neem), Acorus calamus (sweet flag), Sapindus mukorossi (Soapnut) and their combination against the Potato Tuber Moth in stored potatoes. The research followed a randomized sampling technique, with seven treatments {T1: sweet flag (100%), T2: Neem (100%), T3: neem (50%)+ soapnut(50%), T4: soapnut powder (100%), T5: sweet flag (50%)+ Neem (50%), T6: sweet flag (50%)+ soapnut(50%), T7: control }. The treatments were applied to potatoes and data were observed, recorded, and tabulated. Our results showed that there was not a huge difference in the final result of mortality in all the treatments, all showing similar results. But when observed by counting the time factor, Acorus calamus outsmarted other bio-pesticides by killing 100% of insects in much less time. Further, all the treatments significantly affect the weight loss of potato tuber. Potato tuber treated with T1 showed the least weight loss of 1.88% of total weight followed by T6 and T4 with 2.56% and 2.58% of weight loss respectively. There was also some weight loss in the untreated potatoes due to evaporation and other physical factors. To sum up the overall result of our study, the experiment concluded that Acorus calamus (T1) had given the best result and thus it stood to be the best bio-pesticide among all
Increasing MSME Performance Through Institutional Strengthening, Entrepreneurship, and Digital Marketing
Get PDFThe Indonesian economy currently lack of solid fundamentals, which has prompted the government to continue strengthening Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This industry can support the government and take on a sizable workforce. MSMEs have demonstrated they can survive and grow into the engine of the economy, especially after the financial crisis, so their survival cannot be questioned. MSMEs contribute 61.1% of the national economy\u27s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and can absorb productive labor in Indonesia. MSMEs must be able to maintain MSME performance, survive with all their available resources, and even experience growth in this uncertain situation. Some of the issues MSMEs encounter include the lack of legal institutions. MSMEs need legal institutions because they can boost consumer confidence in the products they sell. The second issue is the change in pandemic consumer trends from offline to online for products and services. In order to maintain MSME performance under unpredictable circumstances, particularly those caused by external environmental factors, Entrepreneur Marketing (EM) is a conceptual approach that is ideal for implementation in MSMEs. The conventional marketing idea, which served as a business solution, has been replaced by the idea of entrepreneurial marketing. In order to increase MSME performance, MSMEs must also benefit from digital marketing, which tries to market through digital media to reach target consumers swiftly and precisely. This study highlights the issues that MSMEs face and how to enhance institutions, encourage entrepreneurship, and use digital marketing to improve MSME performance
The Strategy of Public Relations Through Corporate Social Responsibility Program to Build a Positive Corporate Image
Get PDFCorporate Social Responsibility is one of the programs from Public Relations PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk as the social responsibility program for the impact of the environment. The target of this program is RW 11 Kampung Tanjung Priok. The research aims to find out the implementation of the concept of 3P profit, planet, and people, to find out the form of communication channels and communication barriers, and to find out the reason of PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk chose Kampung Lestari Samudera Indonesia in Corporate Social Responsibility programs to build a positive corporate image. The method of the research was qualitative research with a case studies approach and used the concepts of CSR implementation by Wibisono and the concept of 3P profit, planet, and people by John Elkington. The object of this research is PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk. The technique used for this research are interviewing, observations, study literature, and documentation. Results of the research showed that at planning stage, Public Relations undertake socializing with RW 11 Kampung Tanjung Priok and making activity plans including make a vision, mission, goals, targets, formulating programs, determining human resources, and providing needs. At implementation stage, the company carried out several activities as installation of Filter Udara, Bank Sampah, and Kebun Gizi. At evaluation stage, Public Relations held an evaluation meeting with Ketua RW 11 and Karang Taruna RW 11 in Kampung Tanjung Priok for the sustainability program, and at the reporting stage, Public Relations make an LPJ report and Karang Taruna make a report of activities results. The communication channels that used by PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk is a website channel, and the communications barriers that occur are mechanical noise and sematic noise and the company chosen this CSR program as a strategy to build a positive corporate image
Determination of Community-Based Health Microinsurance Premiums Based on Health Costs
Get PDFLow-income households are faced with the financial risk of paying large medical bills when a member of the household falls ill. This health-related risk can affect household welfare because meeting medical expenses has the potential to reduce income capacity. Community-based health insurance is seen as one mechanism for vulnerable low- and middle-income households to overcome barriers and to improve access to health care and financial protection. This research was conducted to determine the calculation of community-based health microinsurance premiums based on health costs and determine the average willingness to pay insurance premiums. The determination of the premium is calculated based on the pure premium and other costs. Data obtained based on surveys and data provided by health facilities. Based on the results of the research, the pure individual premium is IDR 92,297.12 per year. The total individual premium calculated based on pure premium and other costs is IDR 275,256.80 per year. If the premium is paid monthly, a premium of IDR 22,938.07 per month will be obtained. Then the average value is obtained WTP or willingness to pay IDR 38,368.42 per month. The average value of the willingness to pay is greater than the total monthly health micro insurance premium that has been determined