EFFECT OF FRINGE BENEFIT ON SALES FORCE PRODUCTIVITY IN AN ORGANIZATION (A CASE STUDY OF CADBURY NIGERIA PLC)

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ABSTRACT

          The effect of fringe benefits on sales force productivity in an organization (A case study of Cadbury Nigeria Plc). The research work covered by various aspect of fringe benefit on sales force productivity.

          The various factors affecting benefits requirements were discussed. Chapter one entails the introductory aspect of research topic. Also the purpose and scope of study or highlighted including the historical background of the study.

          Attempt were made to highlight the various concept and theories of fringe benefit in an organization . the  concept and the study were identified. The research methodology employed for the study, the research instrument use in obtaining the information and the analysis of the data were discussed. The result and discussion of research study conducted and the importance of the study on the company were analyzed recommendations were made on the improvement of the company. For effective management should lay down dear guideline and procedures on how to effect fringe benefit in an organization.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGE

DEDICATION

CERTIFICATION

ABSTRACT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

CHAPTER ONE

  1. Background of the Study
    1. Statement of the Problem
    1. Aim and Objectives of the Study
    1. Significance of the Study
    1. Scope of the Study
    1. Limitation and Constants of the Study

CHAPTER TWO

2.0     Literature Review

2.1     Introduction

2.2     Motivation of Sales Force

2.3     Remuneration of Sales Force

2.4     Factor that Affects Choice of Remuneration

2.5     Fringe Benefit

2.6     Other Forms of Motivation

2.7     Managing Productivity

2.8     Performance Analysis

2.9     Effective Organization Arrangement

CHAPTER THREE

3.1     Research Design

3.2     Method of Data Collection

3.3     Population and Sample Size

3.4     Method of Data Presentation and Analysis Technique

CHAPTER FOUR

4.1     Brief History of the Case Study

4.2     Data Presentation and Analysis

4.3     Statement of Research Hypothesis

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0     Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations

5.1     Introduction

5.2     Summary of Finding

5.3     Conclusion

5.4     Recommendations

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

  1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

The importance of fringe benefits in sales for policies have been a major concern of sales of labour in both public and private sectors in the recent years.

The total list of benefits offered today is considerable and is continually growing as sales force look for new may to low sales force, fringe benefits are intended primarily to motivate sales force, fringe benefits are intended primarily to motivate sales force to give better performances and to encourage them to stay with the sales forces.

In considering fringe benefits in public sector, it is vital to recognize that what may be considered as motivator toady may lose to motivation with time, this may be because what is offered by one or two sales force to start with will be offered by many sales force as they follows suit.

Alternatively, what may have been offered as a reward for exceptional services one year becomes expected and as a matter of right within the next two or three years.

Fringe benefit programme should be designed to further the sales forces  objective and should in particular be designed to assist in human resources planning. In any high salaries and good incentives payments will be preferred as this type of person will not be so interested in benefits such as pension.

In some cases offering high salaries commission or bonuses may compensate for lack of fringe benefits but owing to the fact that non/cash benefit are taxed highly or not all these have been playing a bigger part in sales force compensation in recent year.

  1. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

Many organization have neglected the areas of fringe benefits, so have concentrated so much on the issue of ways and salaries as a determinant of sales forces benefit.

The statement of the problem, we have to consider how is that;

  1. What are the steps to be taken before the fringe benefit can be given to man.
  2. Does it add value to the beneficiary or to the organization?
  3. What are the effectiveness and efficiency of fringe benefit in an organization?
    1. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

The aim of this project is to examine the effect of fringe benefits on sales forces productivity in an organization and as a result of this

  1. Before a fringe benefit can be giving to anybody he or she must pass through the normal procedure in the organization or company, depending on how they grade their hardworking and integrity leads to such benefit, it leads to promotion in level or grad.
  2. The effectiveness and efficiency of fringe benefit is that, it makes the company to be well known the organization and also reduces the expenses of the person receiving it.
  3. Fringe benefit value to them because they were opportune to get the benefit. It reduces the expensed of the family responsibilities e.g. paying of house rent, running after commercial bus e.t.c.

To the company, it helps in advertising the name of the company or organization and add value to them.

All these must be put in place in order to give better performance and it will encourage to say with the work.

EFFECT OF FRINGE BENEFIT ON SALES FORCE PRODUCTIVITY IN AN ORGANIZATION (A CASE STUDY OF CADBURY NIGERIA PLC)