EFFECT OF EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION ON ORGANIZATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY (A CASE STUDY OF NATIONAL CEREAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, BADEGGI
Abstract
This study focused on effect of employee compensation on organizational productivity in
National Cereal Research Institute, Badeggi. The study adopted a survey design which
includes the distribution of a well-designed research instrument to 266 respondents. Primary
data was collected by use of both structured and unstructured questions across the strata and
secondary data was gathered from various sources. Responses were analyzed using both
descriptive and graphical techniques. It was observed that compensation have impact on
entrepreneurial willingness to discharging the responsibility. That wages and salaries
influence organization compensation system. It was also shown that compensation increase
workers’ productivity and commitment in the organization. That compensation have impact
on employees moral and motivation. The study recommends that organizations that want to
ensure an enhance productivity among the workers should ensure that the company’s
compensation system must include policies, procedures and rules that provide clear and
unambiguous determination and administration of workers compensation. Since
compensation have a positive and significant effect on employee productivity, the factory top
management should review periodically the compensation package of the factory, increase
the awareness & the understanding of the package for its employee and put the compensation
package manual in accessible place to all employee to improve the transparency & build
confidence to its employees.
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