IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-6 ~ June -2019

Abstract: Organizational culture has become a very interesting and most important issue in the millennium era in order to make sustainable changes and to realize competitive advantage and survival ability of an organization in an ever-changing environment. Thus, organizational culture is a key element of change that will have a strong influence on an organization's work system. This study aimed to (1) Describe, interpret and analyze organizational culture set at Civil Service and Human Resource Development Agency (BKPSDM) of Biak Numfor regency; (2) Describe, interpret and analyze organizational culture climate at Civil Service and Human Resource Development Agency (BKPSDM) of Biak Numfor regency. This research is qualitative research by using interviews, observation and document review as data collection techniques. The results of the study show that;.....

Keywords: Transformation, Culture, Organization

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Abstract: This study tested the occupational aspiration levels of higher secondary school students. Occupational aspiration uttered career related choice, preference of ideal jobs or career goals. Home environment and parental guidance and monitoring plays a significant role in the children education and career ambition. The present study tries to find out the impact of parents education on the higher secondary school children aspiration levels, and the possible influence of variation in their locality and gender on occupational aspiration. The study was conducted to 340 higher secondary school students of 145 male and 195 female. For the investigation the researcher.......

Key Terms: Occupational aspiration, Parents education, locality, education, career

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Abstract: The verypurpose of the present study was to analyze the impact of Spirituality of CEO's on the Job satisfaction of their respective employees and another objective of the study was to examine the differences in the nature of Institutions in the perception of Spirituality and Job Satisfaction among participants from Educational & Manufacturing Institutions. The sample consisted of 200 employees from 5 Educational Institutions(100 employees)and 3 Manufacturing Industries (100 employees).Purposive sampling technique was used to collect the data. The sample was administered Spiritual Index scale, Job Satisfaction scaledeveloped by Dr. Mahendran P and Singh and Sharma.......

Key Terms: Spirituality, Job Satisfaction

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Abstract: Onomatopoeia is the domain of morphological reduplication and it belongs to lexical reduplication. The term Onomatopoeia has the variant forms like onomatopoeic, onomatopoetic, onomatopoeias etc. Onomatopoeia takes a vital role in the formation of a language.There are numerousonomatopoeia words in Bodo which are being used by this language speaker of their day-to-day social life. Structurally, most of the onomatopoeia words can be found in reduplicative form either full or partial. The uses of onomatopoeia can be found in child language acquisition, and also in many Bodo folk-songs.

Key Terms: Onomatopoeia, Definition of onomatopoeia, Structure and function of onomatopoeia, Onomatopoeia in child language acquisition.

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Abstract: Over the years, there have been literary works on the emancipation of the female gender, but most of these works, especially those by contemporary female feminists, have failed to encourage the womenfolk to continue to respect and recognize their husbands as heads of the family. These works are rather enthusiastic about gaining total freedom for women from the perceived oppression of the menfolk, thereby forgetting that the woman has to work hand-in-hand with the man to make a perfect society. Thus, this study aims at creating the possibility of a society where the man supports the dreams and aspirations of his woman, as she continues to recognize him as the head in the family, using Zaynab Alkali‟s The Stillborn as a guide. An attempt is also made to look into the African.....

Key Terms: Gender, Self-Realization, Feminism, Womanism and Patriarchy

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Abstract: Parenting is an art that is quite loving and rewarding. The ability that entails close monitoring of a child's growth, spiritually, physically, emotionally and wellbeing right from conception. Parenting can only be achieved in a stable and nurturing environment, a place that can be called a home. Parenting brings a strong bond between a child and her father and mother but often, generally in Africa and Nigeria in particular, mothers seem to be more involved in nurturing than fathers. However, consequent on the search for greener pasture by women in order to support their husbands in the home front or to take care of her children, combining parenting with career comes into a conflict.......

Keywords:Woman, Parenting, Career, Management, Private Universities, and Nigeria Word count: 256..

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Abstract: En République Démocratique du Congo, les parcs nationaux, les Domaines de chasse et quelques réserves sont gérés par l'Institut Congolais pour la Conservation de la nature (ICCN en sigle), une institution paraétatique douée d'une personnalité juridique. Les autres réserves et forêts domaniales sont gérées par les services de l'environnement. Pour les réserves et forêts domaniales, on remarque une absence d'initiatives pour autofinancer leur protection et conservation. Les ressources forestières sont souvent mal exploitées et les réserves aliénées pour les intérêts de certaines personnes à vide du pouvoir et cela parfois au mépris de la loi. Les cas typiques sont repris dans la rubrique situation d'ensemble des réserves forestières du Nord-Kivu. Ceci fait que pour le Nord-Kivu........

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Abstract: This study aims to present the essence of law enforcement cases hadhanah look at the implementation of the verdict hadhanah due to divorce in the Religious Court. The research uses a legal-empirical research approach. The results of the study suggest that the child is not an object to be contested by custody is a goal and goal to be achieved, the decision must consider the benefit and justice of children's rights through the approach of local wisdom of the people of South Sulawesi. Research recommendations The need to re-understand and not be rigid with a normative pattern by building a new paradigm so that article 105 and Article 156 KHI can up to date answer the problematics of the law due to the development of the times.

Key Terms: Law Enforcement, Hadhanah Case, Effects of Divorce

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Abstract: Sexual offence against women, particularly rape, is by far the most heinous of crimes, and unfortunately they are on the rise. The perpetrators have a tendency to attack women of particular age groups, more than others, which automatically make them more vulnerable. Perpetrators of Sexual offence against women are booked under different Sections of Indian Penal Code and other Criminal Acts/Statutes. Laws relating to the punishment of the perpetrators of sexual offence have been made more comprehensive in the turn of the last decade. Based on this background an Observational Descriptive Study was conducted at the Upgraded Department of Forensic and State Medicine.............

Key Terms: Sexual offence, Indian Penal Code (IPC), Immoral Traffic Prevention Act (ITPA), Protection of Children from Sexual Offence Act (POCSO)

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Abstract: This paper discussed the relationship between extracurricular activities and students' achievement at university level. The study focused on the impact of extracurricular activities on the soft skills development of English major students at Ba Ria-Vung Tau University. The general result shows that there is a close relationship between extra-curricular activities and soft skills development. If the students usually join activities out of classroom, they certainly inprove their soft skills

Key Terms: extra-curricular activities, soft skills development

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