PROPOSAL
The available theories on organization fail to encompasses effectiveness and efficiency motivation can be viewed as an inner urge that drivers people to work or perform. It is also an energy that boosts the morale of a worker or an employed.
This project work will emphasis te role of motivation ion an organization.
Chapter one of the project on the effect of motivation on employee performance in competitive marketing environment on introduction, it first of all define what motivation is by various authors and tries to mention , different kinds of motivation. This chapter state the purpose of study , statement of the problem, relevant research questions statement of hypothesis, background of study, significance of the study scope and limitation of chapter one.
Inc Chapter two, this chapter set the current research into perspective in order to show the state of art, this chapter, literature review is based on ideas of the subject matter of the study the chapter also extraged kinds of motivation steps in motivation by chris, techniques of motivation was stated as financial incentive, non financial or non monetary incentive, chapter also stated motivation in organization policies.
Chapter three, is research methodology, this is perhaps the background against which the findings and conclusion are based this phase of the research consist of the population of this study, sampling design and procedure, data collection, re-statement of research question, limitation of the methodology and historical background of the organization.
Chapter four in which data gathered are presented and analyse in order to derive a valid and objective conclusion on the subject matter of the study questionnaire were administered to the bank staff bank all data analyse and interception.
In
chapter five this study effect of motivation on employees, in banks have been
motivation their employee for effective and efficient performance, using the
united bank for Africa Plc as a case study.
The questionnaire was deigned to provide information about the degree of
motivation in the commercial banking industry. The data collected were
presented and analysed chapter four in
order to desire a valid and objective conclusion on the heading summary of
major findings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Proposal
Table of contents
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction
Statement of the problem
Scope of the study
Significance of the study
Purpose of study
Limitation of study
Definition of study
CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW
Introduction
Definition at motivation
Types of motivation in banking industry
Kinds of motivation in banking industry
Techniques of motivation used in banking Industry
Motivation organizational policies used in Unite Bank for Africa (UBA).
Motivation theories in organization
Services provided by United Bank for Africa (UBA)
CHAPTERTHREE; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research population
Research Design
Data collection method, technique and type of collected
Method of data collected
Data presentation and analysis technique
Method of data analysis
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0 Data presentation and analysis
4.1 Historical background of the organization UBA Plc
4.2 Organizational structure of United Bank for Africa Plc
4.3 Data interpretation and analysis
Test of hypothesis
CHAPTER FIVE: Summary and Conclusion
- Summary of
findings
- Conclusion
- Recommendation
- Refrences
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Motivation has been defined on different ways by different scholars and the patterns of these definition has helped on understanding motivation better some of these definition are as follows.
Michael (1978) defined motivation as the act of stimulating someone or asset to get a desired course of action to push the button to get a desired reaction.
While Hodgets (1977) viewed motivation as “the process of creating organizational conditions which well impel employees to strive to attain company goals”
Viteless (1953) says that motivation represents an unsatisfied need which creates a state of tension or disquilibrium, causing the individual to move in a good directed pattern towards restoring a state of equilibrium by statisfying the need.
Kills (1958) says that motivation is the stimulation of any emotion or desire operating upon ones will and prompting or during it into action.
On the other hands, Umukoro (1994) has defined motivation as “the in terrelatinship between the needs and the fulfillment of the needs”.
Asika (1995) queting Michael (1980) has defined motivation as “those psychological process that course the arousal, direction and persistence of voluntary action that are goal directed”.
A motivated person is ready to act, R. stodyill (1959) defined motivation as a function drives and confirmed desirability estimates regarding various alternative satisfaction. How the motivated person decides to act is influence by us or her perception of the situation. Two people in the same motivated state and objective situation may act quite differently because they perceive the situation differently.
Why do people have different perceptions of the same situation? We start with the nation that all of us is apprehend a stimulus object through sensations, that is flows of information through one or more of our five sense sight, bearing, smell, touch and taste, however, each of us attends, organize and interprets his sensory information in an individual way. In fact, perception can be defined as “the process by which an individual selects, organize and interpret information inputs to creat a meaningful picture of world.
A larger part of managers tasks is getting things done through people, he must therefore try and understand peoples motivation. This aspect of the management element of direction is concerned with inducing people to work to best of their ability.
Motivation refers to the way urges, aspirations, drives and needs of human bangs direct their behaviour.
M.D Vernon (1969) defined motivation as the ludden urge within us which compels us to behave in certain ways. Such urge may be purely instinctive. Motivation is also the process of arousing emplyess enthusiasm to enable them perform their duties with pleasure and interest in such a way that organizational goals will be achieved.
Motivation may be positive or negative, if it is positive (Carrot approach) when some valuable rewards such as high pay, job security etc are offered for acceptable performance. It is negative (stick approach) when a form of physical, financial or social punishment such as loss of job, loose of income, reduction of or demotion is out to an individual for low performance.
In fact it has been observed that the performance of employees in work jetting or at best in an organization is dependent on the degree of motivation given to the employee by the employers(s), however, employees energy curve well be at lowest when there are perceived inadequate motivation.
In recent times, motivation of workers has been a subject of controversy between workers and management. A worker (employee) feels satisfied (intrinsic), when he is aptly he motivated, but dissatisfied (maintenance) when he is not motivated. The motivational factors are:
- Achievement
- Recognition in work place
- Good take home package
- Higher responsibility
- Advancement and growth
- Training and development
- The work itself
Maintenance factors are:
- Company polity
- Work condition
- Salary
- Relationship with peers
- Inter-personal relationship with superior
- Inter-personal relationship with subordinates
- Job security
The above factors are what Fredrick herzberg, referred to as the “two factor theory” but if the above factors the motivational facts are properly harnessed, the employees would perform better in any organization.
Nevertheless, contrary to what motivation is all about, some organizations choose the path of rationalization for the sole aim of not paying a whopping sun as salary. The workers also have chosen to commit fraud without recourse to equity due to job insecurity occasional by frequent retrenchment exercise. This is the main reason for sporadic fraud in banks as witnessed in the country on recent time. In conclusion therefore, it has been noticed and conforded that lack of motivation is the bone of frequent strukes and decreased productivity in an organization; sums up the merits of motivation thus:
- It enhances individual and organizational growth
- It improves productivity and performance
- It enhance quality
- It improve safety
- It enhances group dynamism
- It enhances corporate image
- It enhances good labour management relations
