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Standard Research Journal of Business Management Vol2 (2): 025-029, July 2014
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Research Article

 

Labour turnover of a government parastatal in Port Harcourt, Nigeria

 

Austin O. Oparanma

 

Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Department of Management, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria

 

Author E-mail: okachi@yahoo.com

 

Accepted 20 July 2014

Abstract

This study investigates the problems of labour turnover in a government parastatal in Nigeria. A case study method was adopted and Risonpalm Nigeria Limited, Port Harcourt formed the focus of the study and the method of data collection was primary. The statistical tool used for testing the hypothesis is the Chi-square. In the process, we found that there is a high rate of labour turnover in the company. We found some causative factors like poor welfare, bad training and etc. Taking cognizance of the fact that a high rate of labour turnover is dysfunctional, we made certain recommendations to ameliorate the situation. This ranges from creating avenues for employees to climb the rung of the corporate ladder, provision of adequate welfare facilities, better pay, provision of good training facilities, recognition of hard work, as well as the avoidance of incessant retrenchment. We do not intend to put an end to turnover per say that is dysfunctional; rather these measures are only intended to bring the rate down to a healthy level as to aid organizational effectiveness.

Keywords: Labour, labour turnover, labour force, employment, Risonpalm

 

 

 

Stand. Res. J. Bus. Manag

Vol. 2 No. 2

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