STAFF MOTIVATION AND ITS IMPLICATION ON ORGANIZATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY (A CASE STUDY OF THE OKE OGUN POLYTECHNIC, SAKI)

Student: Rebecca Okikiola Oguntuase
Supervisor: Mr Lawal Sikiru
HOD: Dr Rafiu Amusat
Department of Business Administration
Business Administration
The Oke-Ogun Polytechnic, Saki, Oyo State

Abstract

As regards to the research topic “The impact of staff motivation on organizational productivity” cannot be under estimated because of the needs to understand those psychological processes which could successfully guide an employee towards accomplishing the organizational goals and objectives. Motivation as a whole involves a lot of psychological process that culminate in an individual desire and intention to behave in a particular way. The topic in all influence someone to bring out the best of their ability because it becomes necessary for the corporate management of any organization to introduce motivation in to operation to make it possible for the staff to perform at optimum level. Lastly, motivation could be seen as the force that maintain and alter the quality

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