Mhando, Issa Bakari
(2013)
Factors Influencing Job Satisfaction and Labour Turnover in the Mining Industry of Tanzania: The Case of TANCAN Mining
Company’.
Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.
Abstract
The study investigated factors influencing job satisfaction and labour turnover in the
mining industry of Tanzania. The study was carried at Tancan in Geita region. The
study was guided by the research objectives that were, to investigate whether gross
pay (salary and fringe benefits) has bearing effects on employees’ job satisfaction
and labour turnover; to investigate if opportunity for advancement has bearing
effects on job satisfaction and labour turnover; to identify if company policies has a
bearing effects on job satisfaction and labour turnover; to determine whether
achievement has a bearing effects on job satisfaction and labour turnover and to
assess if communication has a bearing effects on job satisfaction and labour
turnover. The study was guided by the application of theories such as content theory,
process theory and situational theories.
The study used an exploratory research design and employed a case study strategy
conducted at Tancan. It explains the relevant methods and the suitable tools used to
collect and analyze data in the study field. From the findings, the researcher found
that the mining sector favors employee’s satisfaction however labour turnover still
exist. The report recommends improved policy formulation and improves staff
relationships.
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