Thesis Abstract

Abstract
This research project explores the effects of personnel policies on organization effectiveness, with a focus on Anammco Ltd. in Emene, Enugu. Personnel policies are crucial in shaping the behavior, performance, and overall effectiveness of employees within an organization. By examining how these policies are formulated, implemented, and their impact on the organization, this study aims to contribute to the existing body of knowledge on human resource management. A mixed-methods approach is employed, combining both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. The study utilizes surveys to gather quantitative data on employees' perceptions of the current personnel policies at Anammco Ltd. These surveys are designed to assess the clarity, fairness, and effectiveness of the policies in place. Additionally, qualitative data is collected through interviews with key personnel managers and executives at the organization to gain insights into the rationale behind the current policies and their perceived impact on organizational effectiveness. The findings of the study reveal that personnel policies play a significant role in influencing employee behavior and performance at Anammco Ltd. Employees who perceive the policies to be fair, transparent, and supportive of their professional growth tend to be more motivated and engaged in their work. On the other hand, unclear or inconsistent policies can lead to confusion, dissatisfaction, and lower productivity among employees. Furthermore, the study highlights the importance of regular review and update of personnel policies to ensure alignment with the organization's goals and values. It suggests that a collaborative approach involving employees in the policy-making process can enhance their acceptance and adherence to the policies. Additionally, providing training and support to managers in implementing and communicating these policies effectively is vital in maximizing their impact on organizational effectiveness. In conclusion, this research project underscores the critical role of personnel policies in shaping organizational effectiveness. By understanding how these policies influence employee behavior and performance, organizations can design and implement policies that foster a positive work environment, enhance employee engagement, and ultimately contribute to overall organizational success.

Thesis Overview

NTRODUCTION

 Certain cardinal factors determine the success and growth of any organization one of the factors is the personnel department in any given organization

          These personnel policies and programmer are usually initiated and formulated by the personnel department headed by personnel Director manager or industrial Relation Officer, ass the organization denies fit.

          This research work tends to investigation personnel policies at it affect promotion of staff recruitment of personnel, training and development of personnel, and disciplinary measures against airings staff of the I.M.T limited.

          The function of this personnel department linger on the above area of concern in an organization. It is therefore pertinent to point out here that a well concerned set and effective implementation of personnel policies help the management to achieve the co-operate objective of an organization.

            These policies wither being formulated should be in line with the organization culture and those of the business environment. The concept of this culture is important to our modern managers as it goes a long may to unlace the organizational structure, leadership philosophy selection discipline, salary and wage administration among others. This culture compliments interest to the in division with a given society or its subdivision. A careful study personnel policies organizational effectualness. A case study of I .M. TEnuguon which this research is being carried out.

 1.1            BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

In past, many profit and non-profit recited enterprise did not realize the important role personnel department play in realizing the organizational objectives. The major functions then was that of welfare services.

But in the recent past, personnel started to be recognized as a major tool in achieving thee co-operate objectives of any organization. These function now include, initiation and to the management and development and training, recruitment and selection, salary and wage administration, relations, promotion and disciplines e.tc.

Many organizations now cannot successfully operate withouse noble roles performed by the personnel department. A good set of personnel policies if well implemented answer greater organizational effectiveness. This is the more reason why the personnel department is not given a pride of place in any organizations policy formulation. Some initial areas as seen under the personnel department functions are usually taken into consideration. The culture of the people and society is also considered so that more effective and goal-oriented policies are made.

The researcher’s study of (I.M.T)Enuguwill show the various effect of personnel policies on the organizational effectiveness.          

1.2     STATEMENT OF PROBLEMS

The main objectives of this project are to provide suggestive solution to the problems associated with the initiation, formulation and implementation of personnel policies in organization.

By the end of this project, we shall be provided with the system than can be used to achieve the following objectives.

1)               To create awareness for managers of organization on the various personnel policies and their affects

2)               To assist our modern manager / entrepreneurs of business organization on the most effective way of formulating and implementing policies to achieve the set objectives.

3)               To create awareness on the need for training and development of manpower in order to adapt to new changes and policies in an organization.

4)               To provide warmly signals on some of the ineffective policies that they may not serve the purpose sought for, due to the following.

1. Deficiency in their formulation
2. The mode of implementing and
3. Non-compliance of the employees and the attendant consequence associated with such

5)               In particular, the project will help I.M.T to address itself to areas of its weakness and to be able to come out with effective result.

 1.3            PROBLEMS THAT THE STUDY WILL BE CONCERNED WITH          

This study is concerned with the various personnel policies and their affects on the overall organization effectiveness. It is also goes to unreal some of the problems associated with ineffective personnel management. The place of personnel department in an enterprise with respect to policy formulation and implementation was also covered.

It was also aimed at investigating the various conditions requiring training and development of employees with the aim of improving their productivity and general efficiency.

Nevertheless, this scope was invited with some castration, hence the study was narrowed to Anamco Enugu as a case study.

1)         Time: I was constrained by time. The time taken traveling from my houseOnitsha during the course of this study left little for other areas I was intended to cover.

Notwithstanding, the scope intended to cover in study the researcher was constrained with the following factors.

i)                    FINANCE: As a student, I encountered a lot of financial constraints, and this hindered by obtaining all relevant materials information or statistical data during the course of my study.

ii)                 Another constraints are the non-response to my respondents. Their non-challant attitude and above all, their level of ignorance led to some of the unreliable results obtained in this study.

iii)               Conclusively, bureaucracy obtainable in the place visited with references to Anammco was in no small may a constraint.

However, a good and reliable project work like this comes out his of the foregoing limiting factors.

 1.4            IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING THE AREA

In essence, this research work is aimed at serving certain important roles in relations to individuals or group of individuals or a particular event.

In view of the effects which personnel policy have on the overall growth and efficiency many organizations, this project work becomes important to both the management and the labour (employees).

Secondly, the study will help our modern managers in their policy, formulation and implementation with a view to attain the cooperate objectives of heir organizations.

Furthermore, it is hoped that the result of this study will serve in shaping the organization policy, towards the attainment of the set objectives.

Lastly, this study is very important to the IMT Enugu in providing a base for it to address certain area and to be able to come out with result oriented policies and programmes.

 1.5            DEFINITION OF TERMS

1. CULTURE: Culture is defined as shared beliefs, values, attend and expectations about appropriate ways to behave that are held by the member of a social group.
2. TWO FACTORS THEORY: This is a thing of motivation proposed in the late 1950s by Fred Herberg, an American Psychologist, this resulted from his study of “JOB SATISFACTION” in which the found that satisfaction with work are caused by

Two factors which be called

i)  Hygiene factors, and

ii)  Satisfiers

1. LABOUR TURNOVER: This represents the percentage of he total labour force of an organization learning its employment and being replaced over a given period of time, usually a year.
2.   MANAGER: Is anybody involved in the administration of organization with the authority to use organizational resources like money, labour or equipment in furtherance of the organization’s
3.  MOTIVATION: This a psychological process which involved the experience needs and devices and behaviour that leads to the goal which satisfies them.

It refers to those factors that predispose people, to act in one way rather than another.

      4.  POLICY: This refers to plan of action or statement of aims and ideas made by an organization group or individual or even government, example is the personnel policy, aimed at directing and co-oriented the actions of employees towards attaining the organizational objectives  

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 Peter Ejiofor:       Foundation of Business Administration African

Fep Publication Ltd 1989 pp. 164

 Celestine C. Nwachukwu:       Management theory of practice

employee training and development. African Fed. PublisherOnitsha1988 p 122.