FACTORS INFLUENCING COMMITMENT TO WORK: A CASE OF SECRETARIES IN KENYAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES WITH EXAMPLES FROM MOI UNIVERSITY, E,Used

FACTORS INFLUENCING COMMITMENT TO WORK: A CASE OF SECRETARIES IN KENYAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES WITH EXAMPLES FROM MOI UNIVERSITY, E,Used

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Employee commitment is a crucial factor if organizations have to embrace high performance workplace. A competitive advantage is only achieved where employees hold high values for their organizations and hence the need to be a committed workforce. Organizations on the other hand need to see their employees as the most valued human resources hence providing a conducive workplace environment. This book explores attitudes and behaviours of secretaries in Kenyan public universities in general and Moi University in particular. The author explains factors that contribute to their (secretaries) work commitment. It is recommended to Human Resource Managers who through the person needs analysis should understand the needs of their employees. It is also resourceful for all those involved in secretarial work.

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