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- No of Pages: 1 - 83
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Abstract
ABSTRACT
This research was designed to explore the impact of training and development on employees’ performance. A case study of Nigerian Bottling Company Plc, Maiduguri.
The study analyzed and focused on hundred worker of the organization while ninety workers responded to the questionnaire and returned them represent 90% of the administered questionnaires.
The data obtained from the questionnaire were analyzed using simple percentage analysis and Chi-square at 5% of confidence was used. Result from data analysis shows that training and development have positive impact on employee performance.
The study recommended that training and development that is proper made and continues to be carried out regular will have great impact on the organization productivity and profit.
Table of Content
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
TITLE I
CERTIFICATION II
DEDICATION III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IV
ABSTRACT VI
TABLE OF CONTENTS VII
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the Study 1
1.2 Statement of Research problem 6
1.3 Justification for the Study 6
1.4 Research Objectives 8
1.5 Scope of the Study 8
CHAPTER TWO
LITERATURE REVIEW
• Literature Review 10
• Definitions of Training and Development 11
• Evolution of Training and Development 12
• Process and Identification of Training Needs 17
• Importance of Training and Development 24
• The Training process 27
• Methods of Training and Development programme 29
• Implementation of Training programmes 40
• Evaluation of Training programmes 41
CHAPTER THREE
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
• Introduction 47
• Historical background of Nigeria Bottling Company
Plc. Maiduguri and Research Methodology 48
• Research Hypothesis 52
• Criteria Variable 53
• Data Specification 54
• Sampling Frame 54
• Method of Data Collection 55
• Method of Data Analysis 58
• Limitations of the Study 58
CHAPTER FOUR
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
• Introduction 60
• Data Analysis 61
4.3 Testing of Hypothesis 76
4.4 Discussion of Findings 79
CHAPTER FIVE
SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
• Introduction 82
• Summary 82
• Conclusion 84
• Recommendations 85
References 88
Appendix 90
Introduction
INTRODUCTION
• Background of the Study
Training is aimed at helping an employee to acquire basic skills that would help in performing assigned task. Nwachuku (2006). The objective of every organization whether a manufacturing or service rendering organizations require fundamental pulling of human, material and financial resources to accomplished the desired organizational output. However, all other resources cannot be properly articulated for actualization of desired goal without the support of human resources, therefore, Likert cited (Ezeani, 2006) states that all activities of any establishment are initiated and determined by the person who make the initiation, plants offices, computers, automated requirement will be unproductive except with human effort. As a result of indispensable of the human resources, training programs are needed to improve the employee’s performance in his/her current job. Training can occur before a new employee start a job or during the tenure (Dessler, 2012).
The transfer process has become broader and more sophisticated. This is because of the completion and dynamic environment where there is increase in technological advancement. Therefore, as the environment especially business environment changes people present in such environment have to change with it in order to move the pace of the responsibility of training and developing their work force so that they can fit the jobs they are given in order to perform efficiently.
One of the ways by which organisations respond to change is manpower training and development. This makes manpower development to be a common phenomenon in most corporate organisations not only in this but other profit and non profits objectives.
Manpower training and development constitute a major aspect of the performance of any employees as it affects the way they behave and perform in the organisation. Many employees have failed in their organization because their needs for training and development were no identified and provided for as an indispensable part of the management function. This, the effect of training and development is meant for achieving employee productivity which is a function of ability, will and situational factors.
The aim of every reputable organisation therefore is to develop an active, effective and appropriate workforce so as to achieve its organizational goal and objectives.
In a number of cases, lack of power training could be very costly and lead to a loss of productive ability and consequent short fall in target returns to the organisation. The management as a part of its duty in the organisation should contend to maintain a highly qualified workforce, an indispensable potential in the drive towards increased productivity and over all goal actualization. Training is therefore the acquisition of the technology which allows employees to perform their task satisfactory or to some specified standards. In essence, the emphasis of training is on the acquisition of new predetermined behaviour, the basic premise of training that it concerns people already employed and whose job are sufficiently defined that we are able to identity the appropriate job behaviours. The focus should be on enabling the individual to perform more efficiently on the new one. Training may be needed if a person hired without requisite skills, attitudes or after being on the job, performance differences were identified which are amendable to encourage the maintenance of a stable workforce, which has a reasonable level of job enrichment and training. The importance of manpower training and development to an organisation, individual and nation cannot be over emphasized.
In the public sector for instance the federal government of Nigeria attaches importance to manpower training and demonstrates this by offering or embarking by training scholarship and also encourages state government to operate training schemes. Also federal government established industrial training funds where individual industries are required to train and develop staff and recover a certain proportion of their contribution to the found. The realization of this is to fill the vacuums created due to staff turnover and to some extent to meet the requirement of the industrial training fund. Both the federal and state governments recognized the importance of training and development in the development of the workforce and entire nation.
Therefore, efforts have been made by both government and corporate bodies as well as private sectors to raise the standard of manpower training and development in the country. Some of these efforts include expansion of facilities in higher institutions e.g. colleges of education, polytechnics and universities for training of both senior and middle level management staff.
some of which include the following establishment of Nigerian Council of Management and Administrative Staff Colleges of Nigeria (ASCON) establish in 1971, 1972, and 1973 respectively.
The appreciable efforts on the part of corporate bodies such as Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM) center for management development and the administrative staff college provide facilities for training and developing highest echelons of the economy to make it vibrant and productive.
The purpose of training and development is to ensure cross fertilization of ideas and ensure and widen frontier of knowledge and skill.
Whatever the size of the operation, consideration ought to be given to the benefits that can be derived from various training activities, successful training in any area requires accurate assessment of needs, the development of specific goals utilization of effective training techniques, programmes design and follow up.
In addition, it is always easier for people to learn fresh material correcting than for them to correct poor techniques and job skills.
However, the methods used should be such that it is concerned both with time and cost.
• Research Objectives
The main objective of the study is to examine the impact of training on employee performance. The specific objectives of the study are to:
• examine the training and development policies of the Nigerian Bottling Company;
• ascertain the impact of these policies on the performance of the staff; and
• examine the factors affecting the training and development policies of the Nigerian Bottling Company.
• Research Questions
This research is attempted to answer the following questions:
• How to address the issues of human resource plan?
• To examine how placement of personnel can properly be done?
• What are the adequate training and development skills needed?
• What are the future prospects for the employee?
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