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TABLE OF CONTENT
1.1 Background of the Study. 1
1.2 Statement of the Problem.. 2
1.5 Significance of the Study. 5
1.8 Historical Background of the Study. 6
2.2 Measurement of Performance Appraisal16
2.3 Techniques of Performance Appraisal17
2.4 Operational Imperative of Workable Performance Appraisal System.. 22
2.5 Content of Performance Appraisal System.. 28
2.6 The Post Appraisal Interview.. 30
2.7 Conduction an Appraisal Interview Hackett 198531
2.8 Deciding what to Appraise. 40
2.10 Necessity of Performance Appraisal47
3.2 Sources and Types of Data. 51
3.3 Study Population and Sample Size. 52
3.4 Instrument of Data Collection.. 52
3.5 Method of Data Analysis. 53
4.1 Presentation and Analysis of Data. 54
4.2 Interpretation of Hypothesis. 67
5.0 Summary of Findings, Conclusion and Recommendation.. 73
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Analysis of Questionnaire Administered and Return. 55
Table 2: Age Distribution of Respondent56
Table 3: Martial Status of Respondents. 56
Table 4: Sex Distribution of Respondents. 57
Table 5: Education Qualification of Respondents. 58
Table 6: Length of Service by Respondent in the Organisation. 58
Table 7: Position in the Organisation. 59
Table 8: Number of Times each Respondent had been Appraised. 60
Table 10: The Employee Performance Appraisal Reveal Training for the Workers 61
Table 11: Employee Performance Appraisal Lead to Increase in profit of the Organisation 62
Table 12: Employee performance appraisal lead to dismissal of employee.62
Table 19: Employee should be Appraise by his Immediate Boss. 64
Table 15: Employee performance appraisal is expensive to be conducted hence, should be avoided 65
Table 18: Testing of Hypothesis 1. 67
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