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  1. Yangon University of Economics
  1. Yangon University of Economics
  2. Yangon University of Economics Research Journal and Universities Research Journal

HRM PRACTICES AND EMPLOYEE RETENTION: THE CASE OF HOTELS IN YANGON ( Phu Pwint Nyo Win Aung, Vol. XVI.No.8)

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Title HRM PRACTICES AND EMPLOYEE RETENTION: THE CASE OF HOTELS IN YANGON ( Phu Pwint Nyo Win Aung, Vol. XVI.No.8)
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Publication date 2018-01-01
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PHU PWINT NYO WIN AUNG
Description
Retaining competent employees is the most important agenda for all organizations. Thus, human resource management practices are broadly applied to retain skillful employees as valuable assets of the organization. This study aims to examine human resource management practices that determine the retention of employees of hotels in Yangon. From among 24 hotels having at least 100 rooms capacity and located in Yangon, 8 hotels were randomly chosen as a sample covering 277 employees representing 11% of the population. Through SPSS version 20.0, multiple linear regression analysis is applied to analyze the data. The study found that among the human resource management practices; training and development and employee participation were vital factors that indeed influenced employee retention in the hotels. Based on the findings of the analysis, the study suggested the provision of training and development opportunities for career advanced; and employee participation practices are best practices to retain highly qualified and competent workers in hotels in Yangon.
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Journal of Myanmar Academic Art and Science
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