This study aimed to examine the effect of job monitoring and organizational communicationon employee’s job effectiveness. The author utilized a descriptive study method and a verification method. The study population was all employees of BPJS KC Kuningan amounted to 30 people. The sample amount determination was conducted using a saturated sample. The number of samples taken in the study follows the population, i.e., 30 respondents. The study result shows that a hypothesis stating that job monitoring partially and significantly affects employee’s job effectiveness was supported. The second hypothesis was also supported, where a positive and significant effect is present between organizational communication and job effectiveness.

The aim of the company is to get a profit, so the company can be run properly as it should. The management of the company cannot necessarily do various ways to achieve this goal by itself, there are internal and external interests that will directly or indirectly affect the management. Companies are required to follow applicable rules to minimize conflicts of interest within the company. These rules are outlined in the Implementation of Corporate Governance. It is expected that with the implementation of Good Corporate Governance, it will improve the company's performance, especially the financial performance and performance of the company's shares. Therefore, this study aims to look at the influence of good corporate governance on financial performance and the performance of the company's shares. This research used a purposive sampling method in selecting samples and research samples are 45 companies indexed by LQ45 shares in the

The purpose of this paper is to determine the firm’s characteristics and capital structure of SMEs registered in Indonesia. This study use panel data analysis for twenty-five firms over three years (2016-2018). The samples of this study were 25 Indonesian SMEs registered in the Pefindo25 index. The capital structure determinants are expressed as a function of size, tangible assets, current ratio, return on asset, and growth. This study used a pooled fixed effect to estimate the relationship between the variables. The result shows that the capital structure of registered SMEs in Indonesia is negatively affected by size, current ratio, return on asset, and growth. Registered SMEs in Indonesia have a capital structure that is in line with POT predictions.