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Title: THE EFFECT OF COMPENSATION AND BENEFIT PRACTICE ON EMPLOYEES JOB SATISFACTION IN THE CASE OF DASHEN BANK S.C
Authors: Demelash, Anteneh
Keywords: Job satisfaction, Pay, Bonus, Incentive, Promotion and Health Care
Issue Date: Jun-2023
Publisher: St. Mary’s University
Abstract: As banking industry is one of the fast-growing industries in Ethiopia, all banks are focusing on branch expansion and introduction of new products/services. This paper examines the effects of compensation and benefit on employees' job satisfaction at Dashen Bank S.C. in Addis Ababa branch. It was done based on primary and secondary data sources, a selfadministered structured questionnaire, descriptive and explanatory research design, mixed research method, descriptive statistics and regressions. The collected data was analyzed using descriptive statistics and regressions. This study found that all Compensation & Benefit variables had a negative relationship with employees' Job Satisfaction, while linear regression variables such as payment, bonus, and Incentive and Promotion opportunity had a statistically significant effect. Health care had a statistically insignificant effect. These findings show that the related factors should have given attention to retain employees in the bank. Some suggestions have been recommended for the bank and for future research to be more complete and comprehensive Based on the findings of the study recommendations forwarded for management of the bank to continuously examine and improve the existing HR policy and procedure on Payment, Bonus, Incentive and Promotion that may guarantee continuous satisfaction of employees and to keep them retained in the bank
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/8556
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