EFFECT OF COMPENSATION ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN NIGERIA BOTTLING COMPANY, LAGOS
Abstract
This research project Is on “the effect of compensation on employee performance in
Nigeria bottling company. Current literatures by different scholars on the subject matter
were reviewed to support the researcher's findings. The study adopted a cross section
research design approach considering both quantitative and qualitative research
approach. The population of this study is made-up of the One Hundred (100) staff of
Nigeria Bottling company, Lagos from where a sample size of eighty (80) using Taro
Yamane formula. The Chi-Square statistical tool was used in testing the hypotheses
Jormulated in chapter one. The major findings of the research were that that salary have
a significant influence on employee's performance in Nigeria bottling company, there is a
significant relationship between compensation and employee's performance in Nigeria
Boiling Company. It was concluded that non-financial compensation like flexible work
schedule and job sharing are necessary. Also working environment like seating, lighting,
noise, recognition and promotion are relevant in determining employee productivity. It was
recommended that there is need to ensure that existing fixed and constant monthly salaries
have fixed dates to avoid frustrating employees due to some possible delays triggered by
Aexibility of dates. More studies to be explored to establish the factors will conclusively
make the salary offered to employees sufficient to motivate and retain employees. Also
Jurther research on how salaries and remuneration should reflect the skills, competence
and employee output.
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