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          <dc:title>Employee Commitment and Employee Performance in Nay Kyel Oo Construction Co.,Ltd (Yamin Thu, 2019)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Ya Min Thu</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>This research aims to identify the influencing Human Resource Management 
practices on organizational commitment and to analyze the effects of organizational 
commitment on employee performance in Nay Kyel Oo Construction Co., Ltd. The data 
are collected with structured questionnaires from 130 employees working in Nay Kyel Oo
Construction Co., Ltd. Among the four HRM practices, training, and development,
performance appraisal, rewards and benefits practices are found positive significant effect 
on affective commitment. All HRM practices have a positive impact on continuance and 
normative commitment. Moreover, affective commitment and continuance commitment 
has a strong influence on employee performance. The study recommends that in order to 
improve the organizational commitment and employee performance, management should 
create clear and realistic job descriptions, management should design rewards system 
linked to performance levels and the supervisors should encourage the participation of 
employees in training programs.</dc:description>
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