Browsing by Author "Herath, H.M.I.U."

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    Impact of Employee Motivation to the Employee Retention in Construction Sector of Sri Lanka. (With Special Reference to Construction Sites in Uva Province)
    (Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka, 2020) Herath, H.M.I.U.; Rathanayke, R.M.G.H.
    Though there iis a significant contribution from the construction sector to the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP), there’s a poor concern on the ground level employees in the field. The objective of this analytical research was to identifying the relationship between self-motivation, and their job retention while concerning the factors that affect to the behavior, by using both primary and secondary data with special reference to the contraction sites stated in Uva province. Through a random sampling method, 75 ground level employees were selected from different construction sites in the Uva province. As the demographic factors gender, status, age gaps, and service period were concerned. Here mainly identified a major gap between age below 25 and above 60 from the total, It should contemplate once initiating future development programs. Poor education and guidance lead the younger generation this state while elders earning for daily routines. High turnover levels & less effective succession plans were significant. Employees’ motivation measured by physical, financial rewards, promotion & growth, supervision, job security. For analyzing data, SPSS 21 version was used and results proved that, there was a positive correlation between the factors related to employee retention at contraction sites in Uva province, with the need for the physical requirements having the highest positive relationship. Next it prioritized with financial rewards on workload, own talents with self-capacity, and payment standard followed by promotion and safety, fewer hopes due to not having proper succession plans on the career while ignoring the working risk for basic needs. Concerning two-factor theory motivators should have been empowered before the hygiene factors while proving support to gain the essential needs on usual activities. Authority should highly commit to the work safety though the employees neglected it. Further research is recommended to improve future succession plans to implement in this sector. Keywords: Employee self-motivation, Employee retention, Construction sites, Rural areas
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    A Qualitative Analysis on Distance Education around Tea Estates in Sri Lanka. (Special Reference to Uva Province)
    (Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka, 2019) Herath, H.M.I.U.; Vinoma, D.A.I.; Niroma, D.A.O.
    Education plays a key role in the life of an individual throughout the life journey. Being equipped with essential skills and knowledge improves the personality of an individual which will in return results in the upliftment of the standard of living. This research is with the prime motive to investigate the impact of on the lives of children from the tea estates. As the main source of primary data collection, the data collected from the direct interviews through a set of structured questionnaires covering five estates from the Uva province had been utilized to collect data. The main objective of the research is to identify the factors that hinders the motive of students from tea estates to be educated. The qualitative analysis uses descriptive, as the main analytical technique, in identifying the Impact of Distance Education around tea estates in Sri Lanka. The results of the qualitative analysis indicate that, parents with a reasonable educational background, motivates their children to focus on studies compared to uneducated parents. In general parents employed in tea estates are with a low level of education or uneducated. There is a trend of internal migration of younger generation to city areas as job seekers in order to overcome poverty. Further the percentage of school dropouts are high due to poverty, knowledge on the importance of education is lacking from both the parents and children, poor infrastructure and absence of proper transportation facilities. These findings have shown the significance of education for a better standard of living in achieving that they require proper guidance, motivation and adequate facilities to enhance the commitment of children and to uplift their standard of living by raising their bars on education.
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    Review on Impact of Using Drug on Mental Health Care
    (Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka, 2020) Vinoma, D. A. I.; Niroma, D. A. O.; Herath, H.M.I.U.
    Lysergic corrosive diethylamide (LSD) was concentrated between the 1950s and 1970s to assess social and character changes, just as reduction of mental side effects in different disarranges. LSD was utilized in the treatment of anxiety, depression, psychosomatic diseases, and addiction. LSD perpetually includes a perplexing association between drug dosage, set, and setting. Impacts regularly incorporate changed musings, sentiments, and consciousness of one's environmental factors. A final choice of 10 articles was made after considering incorporation and prohibition standards through utilizing the PRISMA stream graph. PubMed database was looked at. Moreover, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies Psychedelic Bibliography was likewise counseled. The objective of this review was to distinguish controlled and randomized clinical preliminaries that evaluate the expected utilization of LSD in psychiatry. To guarantee writing immersion, the electronic search was enhanced by literature reviews of eligible publications. Impacts ordinarily start inside thirty minutes and can keep going for as long as 12 hours. It is utilized mostly as a recreational medication or for profound reasons. Findings described significant and positive short-term changes in patients, even though in some studies an important homogenization was observed between the LSD treatment group and the control group at long-term follow-up. Therapeutic changes are maintained for 6-12 months after therapy. As a conclusion of this research suggests using LSD under the guidance of psychiatrists with the sufficient relaxation of law for the persons who need temporary mental changes such as people who perceived to suicide and suffer from depression and this drug should allow from the law only to the health care field for mental therapies. Recommend for a further researched to improve the physical effect of the LSD drug-using though it uses to the metal cure. Keywords: Psychedelic Drugs, LSD, Addiction, Hallucinogen, Depression