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Employees’ motivation and job satisfaction in public Organizations: A case of the Tanzania commission for science and Technology (COSTECH)

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dc.creator Lujuo, Angelist Agapiti
dc.date 2016-04-01T10:24:05Z
dc.date 2016-04-01T10:24:05Z
dc.date 2014
dc.identifier http://hdl.handle.net/11192/1052
dc.description A Research Report submitted as Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for Award of the Degree of Master of Science in Human Resources Management (MSc. HRM) of Mzumbe University
dc.description The main theme of this paper was to assess job motivation and satisfaction of employees at COSTECH and the way the two influence performance of the organization. Various specific objectives were established, and these were to identify factors that lead to employees’ motivation at work place (COSTECH), to identify factors that lead to employees’ job satisfaction at work place (COSTECH) and to determine the influence of employees’ motivation on job satisfaction. The study was conducted at Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology using a case study design, and based on qualitative approach. Total number of 60 respondents constituted a study sample. Both secondary and primary data were used; primary data were obtained through interview, observation, questionnaire and secondary data were obtained through review of existing literature. The study revealed that, practices for job motivation were very little which play a small role in human resource management at COSTECH and also it has led poor job performance, employees productivity is low, low job enrichments, little customer satisfaction, decrease in work morale, job motivation in this case does not facilitate team work, little job motivation decrease efficiency and effectiveness on work process and low job motivation lead to low personal growth. The findings of the study reveal that even through job motivation which leads to employees’ satisfaction have a number of benefits, at COSTECH the situation is different as most of the practices of motivation are not given priority and this leads to performance of the employees and the organization being low. Various practices which reflect little existence of job motivation as among the way of improving employees’ performance at COSTECH is observed as majority of the respondents on the questionnaires and interview and through observation showed that the practices of motivation which lead to employees being satisfied and hence lead higher performance, higher productivity, higher organizational profit, higher customer care and higher employee retention are very minimal. The result shows most of the job dimensions are not taken care of at COSTECH. This means that advancement of employees is little and not planned, no recognition is given for good work done, personal and working relationship is not given higher priority, and there is no proper
dc.language en
dc.publisher Mzumbe University
dc.subject Employees’ motivation
dc.subject job satisfaction
dc.title Employees’ motivation and job satisfaction in public Organizations: A case of the Tanzania commission for science and Technology (COSTECH)
dc.type Thesis


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