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          <dc:title>HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AFFECTING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT IN RAFT MYANMAR COMPANY LIMITED (Zin Mar Thwin, 2019)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Zin Mar Thwin (EMBF - 72)</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>The research focuses on how HRM practices have affected on the employee&#13; engagement. Descriptive study is used in this study. Total population of RAFT&#13; Myanmar is 183 staff, out of which 73 are selected in this study. The study used the&#13; primary data and secondary data. The primary data are collected from the HR &amp;&#13; Operations Department and staff of the organization by answering structured&#13; questionnaires. The secondary data are used from related textbooks, research papers,&#13; articles, journals and websites. Seven HRM practices including training and&#13; development, compensation, job security, promotion opportunity, relations with&#13; supervisor, teamwork and recognition are used to measure what extent employees are&#13; engaged in the company. The study revealed that higher level of engagement was found&#13; mainly due to factors such as relations with supervisor, compensation, teamwork,&#13; promotion opportunity, and job security. However, the regression result highlighted&#13; that increase in promotion opportunities and relations with supervisor have negative&#13; impact on employee engagement in RAFT Myanmar. RAFT Myanmar needs to&#13; emphasize on the handling of HRM practices because it directly affect employee&#13; engagement. Therefore, organization should review and update the HRM policies&#13; accordingly.</dc:description>
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