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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF PT TRAKINDO UTAMA EMPLOYEES Nunung Nurastuti Utami
International Journal of Social Science Vol. 5 No. 4 (2025): December 2025
Publisher : Bajang Institute

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This study aims to examine and analyze differences in employee performance and employee engagement between male and female employees at PT Trakindo Utama Samarinda. Using an independent sample t-test analysis, the results of the t-test were 0.043 (sig: 0.966) and -0.197 (sig: 0.44), respectively. This indicates that there is no difference in employee performance and employee engagement between male and female employees at PT Trakindo Utama Samarinda. It can be concluded that both male and female employees have similar levels of employee performance and employee engagement. The analysis suggests that there is no need to differentiate policies and treatment related to human resource development, either in methods or treatment, between male and female employees, and that they are given equal opportunities.
The Effect Of Liquidity And Business Volume On Cooperative Performance Tutik Arniati; muslichah muslichah; Nunung Nurastuti Utami
International Journal of Scientific Research Vol. 1 No. 03 (2024): November 2024
Publisher : Yayasan Hisnul Muslim Lombok

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In contemporary financial discourse, the concepts of liquidity, business volume and financial performance occupy a central position in the cooperative savings and loan business. Analysis of the impact of liquidity and business volume on cooperative performance is the objective of this study. The research population consisted of 88 cooperative savings and loan institutions located in Malang City. A purposive sampling technique was employed to choose the sample, resulting in the acquisition of 61 samples. The study findings suggest that there is no impact of liquidity on cooperative business performance. In contrast, the level of business activity impacts the performance of cooperatives. This finding provides practical implications for cooperatives that resources typically used to maintain liquidity could be better utilized in growth initiatives, such as expanding membership or diversifying services.