Institute for International Management & Technology Module Number- U51029 Module Leader- Dr. Rumki Bandyopadhyay Student Name- Archit Aneja Roll No- 010111009 Human Resource issues in hospitality industry in New Delhi/ NCR Contents INTRODUCTION 3 LITERATURE REVIEW 3 RESEARCH DESIGN 4 Sampling 6 CONCLUSION 8 REFRENCES 9 APPENDIX 11 INTRODUCTION The purpose of the research being conducted and the proposal being drafted is to identify the current HR issues faced by the hospitality sector in
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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1: Study Background The population aging‚ in other words‚ the greying of the population is major concern all over the world. Many factors are leading to population aging‚ namely‚ unwillingness to marry‚ late marriage‚ fertility control‚ low birth rate and longer life span. All these factors are also related to developing status of the country. The more the country is developing‚ the more the factors have stronger effect on aging population and the age population
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1. BACKGROUND STUDY AND RATIONALE 1.1 INTRODUCTION Furnmart Limited was established in 1976‚ trading in furniture and electrical appliance through a network of stores. Furnmart is a multi-national corporation operating in the retail industry‚ specializing in furniture and electronic appliances retail. The company was listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange (“BSE”) in 1998 and its headquarters is in Gaborone‚ Botswana. The company operates 49 stores inclusive of 1 Home Corp store‚ which is a division
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What is Research? People undertake research in order to find things out in a systematic way‚ thereby increasing their knowledge (Jankowicz‚ 1995). “Systematic” suggests that research is based on logical relationships and not just beliefs (Ghauri and Gronhaug‚ 2010). To “find things out” suggests there are a multiplicity of possible purposes for your research (Becker‚ 1998). It is therefore an activity which has to be finished at some point to be of use. The results of research really are all around
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By the late 1440s‚ national anger at the loss of the empire in France fused with growing discontent over internal abuses within the country. Ross [25] describes this scene‚ “For most Englishmen the chief social evil of the day was the ability of powerful men to defy the law‚ to bend or pervert the course of justice and to use violence in pursuit of their own interests or those of their followers. Records of the time abound with murders‚ beatings‚ destruction of manor houses‚ and the carrying away
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Korgaonkar‚ P. 2011. Viral advertising: definitional review and synthesis. Journal of Internet Commerce‚ 10(3)‚ 208-226. 8. Petty‚ R. E.‚ & Cacioppo‚ J. T. (1986). Communication and persuasion: Central and peripheral routes to attitude change. 9. Saunders‚ M. N.‚ Saunders‚ M.‚ Lewis‚ P.‚ & Thornhill‚ A. 2011. Research methods for business students‚ 5/e. Pearson Education India. 10. Shu-Chuan‚ C.‚ & Yoojung‚ K. 2011. Determinants of Consumer Engagement in Electronic Word-of-Mouth (eWOM) in Social Networking
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2.2.3 Data Collection Another crucial stage that cannot be ignored is deciding on the type and nature of data that is to be used in the research. Ideally‚ there are three types of data that a researcher can collect using primary research. First‚ the data can be quantitative in nature. This refers to data that is capable of been converted into a numerical value (Kothari 2004). One of the benefits of quantitative data is that its measurement does not require critical reviews‚ making it easy to collect
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views of work; McClatchy - Tribune Business News. Washington: Oct 14‚ 2009. 9. Sara J Wikinson (2008)‚ “Work-Life Balance in the Balance in the Australian and New Zealand Surveying Profession”‚ Structural Survey‚ Vol. 26‚ No. 2‚ pp. 120-130. 10. Saunders. M‚ Lewis. P and Thornhill. A. (2007) Research Methods for Business Students (4th Edition) England‚ Pearson Education Limited. 11. Sekaran‚ U. (2000) Research Methods for Business (3rd Edn.) USA‚ John Wiley & Sons. 12. Smith‚ M‚ Thorpe R and Lowe
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investigated The extent to which Guerrilla Marketing has or has not replaced existing or more traditional techniques in the current economic climate will be explored. Saunders comments that research objectives are more generally acceptable to the research community as evidence of the researcher’s clear sense of purpose and direction. (Saunders‚ Lewis & Thornhill 2009) This will be achieved through a demonstration of why the research is important and has to be conducted. The Literature Review will provide
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Chapter III Methodology Methodology‚ in its simplest form‚ refers to how the research should be undertaken (Saunders et al. 2009). In a practical way‚ it is a function of research question(s)‚ study approach‚ scale of the study‚ type of data‚ sample size and participants‚ data analyses techniques and study limitations (Johnson and Waterfield‚ 2004). Accordingly‚ this chapter is divided into nine sections. Section 3.1 explains the reasons for the choice of case study approach; section 3.2 describes
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