Good membership behavior and corporate engagement as an interstitial factor that link between motivation and working performance in both temporary staff & regular staff of JPA Global Company Limited

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Kittiya Jaemsawang
Sumalee Ramanust

Abstract

This research aimed to (1) to study the level of motivation. Good membership behavior Corporate commitment and performance of regular and daily employees, JPA Global Recruitment Company Limited (2) to study good membership behavior influencing organizational engagement. As an interstitial variable linking incentives to the performance of permanent and daily employees, JPA Global Recruitment Company Limited has a total of 202 people, according to the recommendations of sampling with the latest 2021 analysis of structural equations using simple hierarchical and sampling methods. This study is a quantitative research. The questionnaire tools consist of the statistics used in the research consisted of (1) descriptive statistics including frequency, percentage, mean and standard deviation and (2) inferential statistics with structural equation model analysis (SEM) using R program. The results of the study showed that (1) the organization's commitment to being fully engaged and (2) the level of good membership behavior. Employees have the ability to work on behalf of their colleagues who do not come to work willingly. (3) Performance incentive. Employees are responsible for the work assigned to them and (4) performance results. Employees are aware of the worthiness that will arise in their operations. The overall average is at a high level. The mean values ​​were 4.33, 4.30, 4.26 and 4.24, respectively. The results of the analysis of influences, interstitial variables of good membership behavior and organizational engagement influenced the link between motivation and performance. Of regular and daily employees JPA Global Recruitment Company Limited significantly.

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Jaemsawang , K. ., & Ramanust, S. . (2021). Good membership behavior and corporate engagement as an interstitial factor that link between motivation and working performance in both temporary staff & regular staff of JPA Global Company Limited. WESTERN UNIVERSITY RESEARCH JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES and SOCIAL SCIENCE, 7(2), 26–37. retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/WTURJ/article/view/254274
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Kittiya Jaemsawang , Graduate School, Southeast Asia University

Graduate School, Southeast Asia University

Sumalee Ramanust, Graduate School, Southeast Asia University

Graduate School, Southeast Asia University

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