IMPACT OF WAGES AND SALARIES POLICIES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF WORKERS (A STUDY OF HEBRON PLC)

Student: Mary Mbibih
Supervisor: Mr Olawale Ogunbayo
HOD: Mr Ayo Aderounmu
Department of Business Administration
Business and Managements Studies
Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, Ogun State

Abstract

This study examined the impact of wages and salaries policies on the performance of workers (a study of Hebron Plc) other specific objectives to ascertain whether salaries and wages administration boosts the performance of the workers and to determine the relationship between salaries and wages administration and workers’ productivity. The research questions are: is there any significant relationship between wages and salaries and performance of workers and is there any significant difference between wages and salaries administration and employee productivity. The sample size selected for this study consists of one hundred and nine (109) staffs of Hebron Plc. The sampling techniques used in this research work was stratified random sampling technique. The correction co-efficient techniques with aid of (SPSS) were used to analyze the stated hypothesis. Based on the findings, the following recommendations have been made knowing fully well that, the employers of labour both private and government must not take the remuneration of their employees for granted because it will result in low productivity and participation of employees should be encouraged and allowed in pay determination both in the private and public sector.

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