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    Impact of Perceived Organizational Support on Employee Retention of Private Banking Sector in Sri Lanka
    (Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka, 2018) Sandaruwani, M.A.M.; Sutha, J.
    Private Banking Sector experiencing a high turnover ratio in Sri Lanka and with that, employee retention became a prominent issue to attain organizational goals and objectives. Now a days organizations widely practicing the Perceived Organizational Support (PUS) implementations to motivate employees as the strategy of retaining them. Thus the research consists of four objectives.First, it examines the existing level of POS in private banks of Sri Lanka. Second, determines the relationship between POS, Career motivation and employee retention. Third, it aims how POS impact on employee retention and finally explores the mediating role of career motivation within the relationship of POS and employee retention of the private banking sector in Sri Lanka. Questionnaire of 36 items were adopted from past researchers.A research was conducted among 100 employees from top five Private Banks in Sri Lanka.Analysis of data was done by using correlation coefficient, Baron and Kenny mediator analysis method and Sobel test with the SPSS 21.0 version. Results of the current study demonstrate the fact, there is a considerable association between POS and Employee Retention whereas partial mediation of Career Motivation. This relationship was studied in first timein Sri Lanka. The findings of the study support to the human resource managers of the private banking sector to identify career motivation, Supportive working conditions, Individual benefits and working patterns.These factors should be taken into account by private banking sector when keeping their employees for a long period of time.
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    Impact of Perceived Organizational Support on Employee Retention of the Private Banking Sector in Sri Lanka
    (Uva Wellassa University of Sri Lanka, 2017) Sandaruwani, M.A.M.
    Private Banking Sector experiencing a high turnover ratio in Sri Lanka and with that, employee retention became a prominent issue to attain organizational goals and objectives. Now a days organizations widely practicing the Perceived Organizational Support (POS) implementations to motivate employees as the strategy of retaining them. Thus the research consists of four objectives. First, it finds the existing level of POS in private banks of Sri Lanka. Second, determine the relationship between POS, Career motivation and employee retention. Third, examine how POS impact on employee retention and finally examines the mediating role of career motivation within the relationship of POS and employee retention of the private banking sector in Sri Lanka. Questionnaire of 36 items was adopted from past researchers. By using a convenience sampling method, collect primary data from 100 employees working in top five Private banks in Sri Lanka. Analysis of data is done by using correlation coefficient, Baron and Kenny mediator analysis method and Sobel test by using the the SPSS 21.0 version. Results of the current study demonstrate the fact, there is existence of considerable association of POS with Employee Retention by partial mediation of Career Motivation. In Sri Lanka this relationship is studied in first time. The findings of the study support to the human resource managers of the private banking sector to identify career motivation, Supportive working conditions, Individual benefits and working patterns as the activities of POS which the private banking sector should pay more attention to retain employees for a long time period.