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The Relationship Between Work Life Quality And Employee Performance Ponsen Sindu Prawito; Rini Susilawati; Rudiana; R Yulia Ambarsari; Sri Masrifah
Journal of Management Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023): January - June
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A company's human resources are a crucial asset since they may determine whether the business will still be around in the future. Different management guidelines are used by each business to ensure that its human resources function well. High performance productivity will be produced in the organization through effective performance management. Employee performance is influenced by a variety of variables, including experience and educational background. In order to gauge performance, researchers formulate the impact of human resource management as a problem. The purpose of this study is to determine how HRM impacts employee performance. Descriptive quantitative research design was utilized to describe the data from Alunicorn Hijab Bandung. Quality, quantity, timeliness, effectiveness, and independence are the characteristics that affect performance as determined by the scale of the indicators, according to the analysis's findings.
The Role Of Literacy In Managing Financial Technology Rahmawaty Arifiani; Pipin Fitriadi; Rini Susilawati; R Yulia Ambarsari; Wawan Saputra
Journal of Management Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024): January - June
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The purpose of this study is to examine how financial management practices, through their mediation by financial literacy and financial technology (fintech), affect business performance. This study employs a quantitative research design with Sobel tests for mediation testing and covariance-based partial least squares (PLS) testing techniques. Users of "Halofina" located throughout the Bandung City region were given surveys both offline and online as part of the data collection process. Purposive sampling techniques were used to choose samples from the population, which consisted of all users of the "Go Halofina" application. There were 92 research subjects in total. The following findings are based on research: First, fintech significantly improves the performance of businesses. Second, the performance of businesses is significantly improved by financial literacy. Third, the performance of businesses is significantly improved by financial management practices. Moreover, it is demonstrated by the fourth and fifth assumptions that financial literacy and fintech significantly improve financial management behaviour. Financial management practices are shown to mitigate the impact of fintech and financial literacy on company performance in the sixth and seventh hypothesis.
Empowering the Community Economy through the Enpowerment and Development of Sharia-Based Cooperatives in East Bandung Lilis Sakuroh; Fitri Nuraeni; R Yulia Ambarsari; Muhammad Yusuf; Zulfi Bagja Nugraha
Journal of Management Vol. 4 No. 2 (2025): July - December
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Sharia-based cooperatives represent a strategic instrument in strengthening the ummah's economy and fostering community economic independence. This study aims to analyze the role of sharia-based cooperatives in empowering the community economy, particularly in the context of social justice, equitable welfare, and financial inclusion. A qualitative approach is employed, incorporating literature review and field data from several Islamic cooperatives in West Bandung. The results indicate that sharia cooperatives serve as an alternative solution for small and medium communities in accessing financing and enhancing business productivity. However, challenges persist, including limited capital, low sharia literacy, and suboptimal cooperative management. Key recommendations include strengthening empowerment policies, continuous coaching, and integrating Islamic cooperatives into the digital economic ecosystem
Co-Authors Fitri Nuraeni Lilis Sakuroh Muhammad Yusuf Pipin Fitriadi Ponsen Sindu Prawito Rahmawaty Arifiani Rini Susilawati Rudiana Sri Masrifah Wawan Saputra Zulfi Bagja Nugraha