Human Resource Management homework help.
Paper title; Effect Of Increasing Training Budget.
5 page paper in APA format
Introduction
The introduction section begins with a brief discussion of the area of interest and then presents the following sub-sections:
• Background of the Problem Description of the background of the problem (brief historical perspective and explanation of why the problem remains unsolved at this time)
• Statement of the Problem The problem is presented in statement form, e.g., “The problem is …” Conclude this section with a clear statement of the question or questions that need to be answered to solve this problem.
• Purpose of the Study This section explains why the study is being conducted. It may be (but not be limited to) one of the following:
o To predict future situations
o To compare and contrast (strategies, technologies)
o To prepare for the development of specific program (marketing, process improvement, performance evaluation)
o To conduct an analysis of (emerging economic trends, the impact of leadership style on corporate culture)
• Significance of the Study This section provides information concerning the import of the study. For example, this study is significant because it:
o Adds to the body of knowledge of business in general
o Is of import to the business under study
• Assumptions The purpose of this section is to present some of the factors the researcher is asking the reader to accept as conditions of the study. Some examples are:
o The sample is representative of the population
o The appropriate variables have been selected for examination the measurement tools are valid and reliable
• Limitations These are those factors or conditions that may impact the data and are out of the researcher’s control. Examples are:
o Information obtained from surveys may not be valid
o Non-valid instruments
5 page paper in APA format
Introduction
The introduction section begins with a brief discussion of the area of interest and then presents the following sub-sections:
• Background of the Problem Description of the background of the problem (brief historical perspective and explanation of why the problem remains unsolved at this time)
• Statement of the Problem The problem is presented in statement form, e.g., “The problem is …” Conclude this section with a clear statement of the question or questions that need to be answered to solve this problem.
• Purpose of the Study This section explains why the study is being conducted. It may be (but not be limited to) one of the following:
o To predict future situations
o To compare and contrast (strategies, technologies)
o To prepare for the development of specific program (marketing, process improvement, performance evaluation)
o To conduct an analysis of (emerging economic trends, the impact of leadership style on corporate culture)
• Significance of the Study This section provides information concerning the import of the study. For example, this study is significant because it:
o Adds to the body of knowledge of business in general
o Is of import to the business under study
• Assumptions The purpose of this section is to present some of the factors the researcher is asking the reader to accept as conditions of the study. Some examples are:
o The sample is representative of the population
o The appropriate variables have been selected for examination the measurement tools are valid and reliable
• Limitations These are those factors or conditions that may impact the data and are out of the researcher’s control. Examples are:
o Information obtained from surveys may not be valid
o Non-valid instruments
