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Explicating Organizational Commitment of Millennial Employees in Identified Public Offices of Highly Urbanized Cities: Towards Retention Regard
Get PDFThis study focuses on the organizational commitment of Millennials, who will make up the majority of the workplace in the years to come. basis of the Gen Y employee retention program. This study used descriptive research design method and used questionnaires from references. This involved conventional techniques and procedures, followed by a personal interview observing the IATF protocols to obtain sufficient data. The statistical processing used is simple percentages and weighted averages. The results show that one hundred and ten (110) Millennials or Millennials exhibit a stronger learning orientation and lower organizational commitment than older generations. Millennial employees lack commitment to the organization, which inflates feelings of entitlement and treats the organization arbitrarily. As for his level of commitment, the total wm is 1.5 "unengaged", indicating that commitment to the organization is motivated by the employee\u27s behavior or attitude and is not entirely related to the culture. organization and goals. Accordingly, we recommend implementing Gen Y employee retention activities
Emotional Exhaustion and Employee Health and Well-being - The Mediating Role of Supervisor\u27s Emotional Support
Get PDFThe aim of the present study was to analyse the Effect of “Emotional Exhaustion” on the “Health and Well-being” of in the IT (Information Technology) industry employees. The study also analysed the effect of mediating variable (Supervisor\u27s Emotional Support) on the connection between Emotional Exhaustion” as well as its “Impact on Health and Well-Being” of employees of IT industry. The present study expands upon past work related to Employee Stress and its effect on employees health and well-being. Over the last 25 years, there have been substantial changes in the workplace. The expansion of information technology, the globalisation of numerous industries, organisational restructuring, work contracts, and work schedule have drastically altered the nature of work in different organisations. Consequently, the health of the employees has been severely affected. The participants in this research were 449 IT workers from Kerala, India. Data was gathered using a standardised questionnaire that the authors designed. The analysis of the data revealed that Emotional Exhaustion has a significant negative effect on the Health and Wellbeing of IT professionals. The inclusion of a mediating variable (-supervisor’s emotional support) partially mediates the link with emotional exhaustion and employee health and well-being
Educational Model for the Improvement of Sustainable Development
Get PDFThis Proposal seeks to empower students to adopt conscious lifestyles and help strengthen the environmental, social and economic dimensions of this aspired level of Sustainable Development Education; Its main objective is to integrate it with the SDGs in the educational organization, using a Bibliographic Review Methodology, resulting in increasing the contribution of education to achieve a more harmonious and balanced world.
It does so through actions in five priority policy action areas; to education and training environments; to the strengthening of the capacities of educators; youth and prioritizing local actions. There are cross-cutting issues interdependent with the theme of the present, referring to: People and subsistence (health, education, urbanization and gender), changes in the environment (climate change, polar zones, mountain ranges and disaster risks, regarding the use of resources and materials: Improper use of natural resources, inadequate management of solid waste and energy, and misuse of chemical substances and food. Consequently, the present will allow a valuable contribution in the diverse geographical levels of the planet. The conclusions were SD2030 will improve the world, making it more sustainable and achieving the 2030 Agenda, likewise, it will allow the insertion of ESD and the SDGs in educational organizations
Research Skills: From the Perspective of a Graduate Student at a Peruvian Public University
Get PDFNowadays the development of research skills is extremely important because the student is immersed in research; having it present at all educational levels, takes greater importance at the undergraduate and graduate levels, which is why it is necessary to conduct diagnostic studies to be able to know accurately the development of these skills. This article aimed to determine the level of research skills of graduate students at a Peruvian university. On the other hand, it was based on a quantitative, basic cross-sectional research with a non-experimental, descriptive design; it worked with a sample of 40 graduate students who are studying for the Master\u27s Degree in Research and University Teaching, selected through a non-probabilistic sampling by convenience; to whom a questionnaire was applied to evaluate research skills. Finally, the results obtained showed that the highest percentage of the respondents is located within the high category at 90%, followed by a medium level with 10%, which confirms that the more students continue to study for their professional growth, the greater of development of their research skills
Psychology Behind Health and Sanitation Practices and Job Performance among Hotel and Restaurant Management On-the-Job Trainees
Get PDFThis survey-correlational study aimed to determine the health and sanitation practices and job performance among Hotel and Restaurant Management On-the-Job Trainees of Iloilo State College and Fisheries-San Enrique Campus in Iloilo City. During the academic year 2014-2015, the study utilized 21 randomly selected HRM OJTs from 38 HRM OJTs as participants. The researcher used two standardized and published data-gathering instruments, the Health and Sanitation Practices Questionnaire developed by Torreblanca (1990) for health and sanitation practices; and CBM Job Performance Sheet (2010) for job performance. The statistics used to analyze the study were Means, ranks, standard deviations, t-test, and Pearson’s r. Generally, HRM OJTs had excellent job performance and practiced health and sanitation to a full extent. HRM OJTs\u27 five most important health and sanitation practices in terms of cleanliness and grooming were: changing underwear and bath, changing blouse/shirt, changing socks, and changing skirt/pants. In terms of diet and nutrition, their preferred practices were: eating and enjoying meals with family, chewing foods well, feeling relaxed and happy while eating, eating rice, bread, and other cereals, and eating meals. Furthermore, in terms of exercise, sleep, rest, and relaxation, their chosen practices were: proper ventilation and lighting for work, having some enjoyable recreations, sleeping with a low pillow or none at all, always thinking of happy thoughts at bedtime, and participating in active outdoor exercise. In terms of medical and dental health, they practiced brushing their teeth properly, taking medicines as directed, using dental floss or thread to clean teeth, consulting the doctor promptly in case of sickness, and only taking medicines upon the doctor\u27s advice. When classified by sex and age, there were no significant differences in health, sanitation practices, or job performance among HRM OJTs. Additionally, there was no significant relationship found between health, sanitation practices, and job performance
Validation of Religious Tolerance Scale for High School Students: Confirmatory Factor Analysis Study
Get PDFThis study aims to conduct a confirmatory factor analysis on students\u27 religious tolerance scale. The study was conducted in the Kudus district by involving 418 high school students in the age range of 14-17 years old who were randomly selected through the distribution of a Google form-based questionnaire. The data collected included students from various religions, including Islam, Christianity, Catholicism, and Buddhism. In preparing concepts and items, expert validation involved five experts: Christian religious education experts, psychological scale experts, language experts, guidance and counseling service experts, and Islamic spiritual education service experts. The test results showed a KMO MSA of 0.949 and formed five factors, each with an anti-image value of each component, including peacefully 0.829, bravery 0.958, respect 0.848, awareness 0.850, and cooperation 0.837. These results indicate that this instrument is qualified to be used as a measurement scale for religious tolerance in students
3- Dimensional (3D) Printing Technology in Forensic Medicine- An Overview of Indian Scenario
Get PDFIn this paper, we take a look at the current state of 3D printing technology as it pertains to forensic medicine in India. From developing anatomical models for disease detection and surgical planning to its promise in bio mechanical modelling and tool creation, the book examines the many uses and difficulties of 3D printing in the area. The research highlights the value of precise digital 3D modelling, careful consideration of materials, and repeated testing of prototypes. It also calls into question the viability of 3D printing on a large scale and emphasizes the need for standardized methods and ethical principles in the use of this technology in forensics. While 3D printing is still in its infancy in India, there is hope for its future development and effect in forensic medicine because to continuous research and interdisciplinary cooperation.Keywords: 3D Printing, Forensic Medicine. Anatomical Models, Bio mechanical Modeling, Digital 3D Modeling, Indian Scenari
Hypertension in Dental Health Care and their Management in Dentistry
Get PDFHypertensive patients deserve special attention because of the possible complications during dental treatment. This article describes safe approaches for hypertensive patients, indications for local anaesthesia, treatment risks, hypertensive crises, drug interactions, and oral manifestations of antihypertensive drugs. It aims to review the literature regarding safe dental approaches for hypertensive patients, such as indications for local anaesthesia, surgical risks, hypertensive crisis, drug interactions, and oral manifestations of antihypertensive drug use. Several preventive measures must be taken to treat hypertensive patients, including taking an anamnesis. This action is very important to evaluate systemic changes. In addition, measuring blood pressure at the beginning and during the intervention is necessary. Minimizing sitting time in the dental unit must also be done to minimize patient anxiety. Stress control and selecting appropriate anaesthetic agents also need to be done. Solutions with low concentrations of vasoconstrictors, paying attention to dosage, and following the principles of the anaesthetic technique must be observed. The use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs should be avoided. These precautions will avoid serious iatrogenic events and improve and ensure patient safety and quality of service
Correlation Between Social Media Using Experience and the Users’ Intercultural Communication Competence (ICC)
Get PDFSocial media has embedded people\u27s daily lives in the digital era, and its convenient nature for breaking geographical barriers has created an intercultural virtual environment. Tandem, a social media platform that emerged in 2015, enables users to find language partners online to improve their foreign language skills. Previous studies have rarely explored Tandem as a popular language learning tool worldwide. To investigate whether Tandem, as a social media platform, enhances users’ intercultural communication competence (ICC), this study adopted a sequential Qual-quan mixed methodology, revealed that Tandem users who exhibit higher levels of English proficiency also demonstrate higher ICC scores. Additionally, there was a positive correlation between the affective, cognitive, and behavioral domains and users’ ICC. The study participants expressed strong motivation in utilizing Tandem, as evidenced by their feedback. Therefore, future educators and multinational institutions can consider incorporating Tandem as a valuable tool to enhance learners\u27 ICC
School-Based Sex Education as a Strategy to Empower Elementary School Students to Cope with Sexual Violence
Get PDFBackground: Children are vulnerable to sexual violence, which can have devastating and long-lasting effects on their physical and mental health. Therefore, it is essential to provide them with early sexual education that will help them avoid such dangers. However, there is no formal and systematic program to prevent sexual violence against elementary school pupils in Indonesia, particularly in the city of Gorontalo.Objectives: This study\u27s objectives were to investigate the impact of school-based sex education on the self-help skills of elementary school students in the face of sexual violence. The study also intended to contribute to the development of effective and appropriate sex education materials for elementary school students in Gorontalo.
Methods: This study is a quantitative approach with a true experimental design. 200 fifth-grade elementary school pupils were randomly assigned to either the experimental or control group. The experimental group received sex education on topics including puberty, reproduction, self-confidence, courage, communication, and sexual violence. The group serving as the control received no treatment. Using a questionnaire, the students\u27 self-help skills in the face of sexual violence were evaluated. The Anakova test was used to analyze the data.
Result: Results indicated a significant difference between the experimental group and the control group in terms of their self-help skills when confronting sexual violence. After receiving the sex education intervention, the experimental group had higher scores than the control group. This suggests that the sex education program had a positive effect on the students\u27 capacity to assist themselves in situations involving sexual violence.
Conclusion: The study concluded that school-based sex education can enhance elementary school students\u27 self-help skills in the face of sexual violence. The study also suggested that sex education should be incorporated into the curriculum and taught by instructors who are trained in interactive and participatory teaching techniques. This is the first study of its kind to examine the reduction of sexual violence against pupils in the Indonesian city of Gorontalo.
Keywords- School-based sex education, self-help, sexual violence, primary school students