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1. Moonlighting and Organizational Performance in the Nigerian Banking Sector

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Moruff Sanjo Oladimeji, Atinuke Oluwatoyin Ayo- Balogun, and Henry Adewale Odunayo

Subjects
Moonlighting, Organization, Performance, Banking, Employee, Management. Industrial management, HD28-70, Business, HF5001-6182
Abstract

This study examined the effect of moonlighting on organizational performance in the Nigerian banking sector. It adopted a survey design that allowed the researcher to collect only cross-sectional data from the respondents. The questionnaire was administered to the staff of five (5) different banks in Lagos and Ogun states to seek their opinions. The responses were analyzed using regression analysis. The results revealed that, most of the respondents had heard and experienced moonlighting at various points of their career in the banking sector and that moonlighting negatively impacts firm performance in terms of employees’ productivity, profitability, and dividend payment. The study recommends the need for policies to be put in place. Terms of policies must be incorporated in the employment contract for employees to know the consequences of breaching the contract. Finally, disciplinary action should be taken on the affected staff to serve as deterrent to others.

Published
2024
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2. Circular Economy: A Prototype for Sustainable Development in Nigeria

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Abayomi Olusegun Ogunsanwo and Atinuke Oluwatoyin Ayo-Balogun

Subjects
Sustainable development, Government, Cronbach's alpha, Circular economy, Scale (social sciences), Sustainability, Business, Business model, Environmental economics, Likert scale
Abstract

The concept of circular economy (CE) is gaining increasing recognition among academia, policy-makers, industrialists and Government across the globe, because of its potential to offer useful solution to the pressing environmental, economic and social challenges of the 21st century. Large scale action and impact to create environmental awareness, attitude and behavior towards embracing circular economy is still needed in Nigeria. The concept of CE has not been sufficiently researched nor practiced and in effect, opportunities potent for sustainable development have not been adequately exploited. The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between circular economy and sustainable development with a view to adopt a CE business model as a strategy for sustainability in human quality of life in Nigeria. Ex-post facto (survey) research design was adopted for the study. Four Hundred (400) respondents were selected through multi-stage sampling technique. A questionnaire based on five (5) points Likert scale and tagged circular economy and sustainable development scale was adopted for the collection of necessary data. The Psychometric Properties (Validity and Reliability) of the instruments was tested with Factor Analysis and Cronbach Alpha respectively. Data collected were analyzed with regression analysis at 5% level of significance. The result revealed a significant positive relationship between recycling activities and sustainable development with correlation coefficient of 0.97 (P- value = 0.00

Published
2020
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