Impact Of Reward System On Organizational Staff/Employee Performance
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- To identify the most important rewards that motivates employees?
- To evaluate the impact of rewards on employee performance?
- To offer recommendations on how reward system can be improved in order to improve employee performance?
- What is the impact of rewards on employee performance?
- Which are the most important rewards that motivate employees?
- How can the reward structure be improved to enhance performance?
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