Benefits Help To Boot Employee Morale?: Improved Working Conditions
Benefits Help To Boot Employee Morale?: Improved Working Conditions
Benefits Help To Boot Employee Morale?: Improved Working Conditions
Q.NO.1: Solution
a) Problem statement:
Management question: How can Haines Company increase the morale of employees?
Research question 1: Do improved working conditions, raised pay scales, and vacation
benefits help to boot employee morale?
Research question 2: Does side income impact the relationship between pay scale and
employee morale?
b) Conceptual Framework:
Improved working
conditions
Supplement
income
c) Statement of hypotheses:
H2: More attractive the vacation benefits, higher the morale of employees.
H3: Better the pay scales, higher the morale of employees.
H4: Supplement income moderates the relationship between pay scale and morale of
employees.
Q.NO. 2: Solution
a) Problem statement
Management question: How can the company retain its minority women?
b) Conceptual Framework
Unavailability of
an influential
mentor
Lack of an
informal network
Dissatisfaction in Turnover of
job minority women
Lack of role models
Dearth of visibility
projects
c) Statement of hypotheses
H1: Unavailability of an influential mentor in the system leads to the turnover of
minority women in the working place.
H2: Lack of an informal network with influential colleagues’ leads to the turnover of
minority women.
H3: Lack of role models impacts the turnover of minority women in the working place.
H4: Dearth of visibility projects leads to the turnover of minority women in the working
place.
Q.NO. 3: Solution
a) Problem statement
Management Dilemma: Incidence of smoking in movies has increased.
Management Question: How can the incidence of smoking in movies be decreased?
Research Question 1: Does exposure to smoking in movies affect the adolescent’s
intention to start smoking?
Research Question 2: Does positive attitude toward smoking impact the relationship
between exposure to smoking in movies and adolescent smoking initiation?
Research Question 3: Does person’s identification with a film character impact the
relationship between exposure to smoking in movies and positive attitude toward
smoking?
b) Conceptual Framework
Exposure to
Positive attitude Adolescent
smoking in
toward smoking smoking initiation
movies
Person’s
identification with a
film character
c) Statement of hypotheses
H1: The more the exposure to smoking in the movies, the higher the chances of
adolescent smoking initiation.
H2: Positive attitude toward smoking mediates the relationship between exposure to
smoking in movies and adolescent smoking initiation.
H3: Person’s identification with a film character moderates the relationship between
exposure to smoking in movies and positive attitude toward smoking.