EFFECT OF SKILL MANAGEMENT ON EMPLOYEES’ EFFICIENCY AT NATIONAL DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY [NDLEA]
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ABSTRACT
The study attempts to examine the impact of skill management on employee's efficiency in an organization. Consequently relevant literatures were reviewed on the subject matter. National Drug Law Enforcement agency (NDLEA) was selected as a case study. Stratified Random Sampling Technique was used to collect the primary data/ from the respondents. One hundred and twenty (120) copies of the questionnaire were administered but only 100 were recoverable and used for analysis. In analyzing the questionnaire, frequency and percentages tables were used, while the chi-square test was used in testing hypotheses. The sample covered both the senior and junior staff and the management of National Drug Law Enforcement agency (NDLEA). The research hypotheses showed the relationships between the management of employee's skill and labour retention. Result showed that there was a significant statistical relationship, between management of employee's skill and job performance. There was no statistical significant relationship between management of employee's skill and corporate goal. There was statistical relationship between management expertise and employee's skill management. Consequently, it was recommended that employees' skill management should be a continuous process and strategy for improving monitoring and matching employees' skill with organizational changes. That management should create skill management as a competitive strategy to motivate employees' commitment towards the organization that management organizational elements, marshaled toward the realization of corporate goals and objective that the monitoring and the development of employees should involve management expertise in the area of policy formulation, implementation and planning.
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