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This works examines influence of staff motivation on productivity at the local government level, the concept of staff motivation has overtime been misconstrued, organizations and company pays no clear attention to motivation of staff in relation to their staff productivity level in the organization or company. Three research objectives, research question and hypothesis were formulated to guide this research work, descriptive research design was adopted, questionnaire distributed to 100 Ovia-south west local government staff. Motivation boosts worker’s morale and enhance productivity and performance in any organization, so it was recommended that Local Government needs to improve the staff incentives, and allowances, such as leave grants, transport, Housing, meal subsidy etc, provided to the staff of these Local Government Councils.
In every country or state, enterprises occupy a place of pride and importance. Enterprise in the view of Obi (2...
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Influence of commercial advertising on the product promotion of Indomie instant noodles. A study of the childre...
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Older persons are known for wisdom because they have experienced more days or years on earth more than othe...
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The topic of this research is Analysis of the Impact of Effective Communication in Increasing Organizational Productivity. A cas...
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The concept of participation relates to who takes part in a set of society’s activities and...
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Drug Faking is a global public health problem, because the effects can be felt from both the cou...
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Hand tufting is the decorative techniques applied on the surface of textiles fabric, in the past, women in Kano Municipal embell...
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Effective contract planning in construction projects is not only crucial to attainment ofproject objectives but...
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The research examines the effects of news commercialization on the contents of private media” with a case...
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The study examined social support and interpersonal competence as a predictor of academic performance among...