<p><span><em>The purpose of writing this article is to review the development of </em><span><em>agricultural cooperatives based members in the globalization. Given the national </em><span><em>economic developmentof agricultural development a high priority. And in this </em><span><em>agricultural development cooperative strategic role. </em></span></span></span></span><em>Agricultural cooperatives is the largest cooperative in Indonesia, but the </em><em>contribution to the national income is the lowest. Infact, agricultural cooperatives </em><em>(KUD) actually for med from the top (Government/Employers) and not in bottom of </em><em>the community. Agricultural cooperatives lost their identity due to the impact of the </em><em>on going globalization. </em><em>In such conditions, the need for macro policies conducive to the development </em><em>of agricultural cooperatives in Indonesia, a complete under standing of the condition </em><em>of cooperatives, the need for strategic step simprove the internal conditions of the </em><em>cooperative, and the need for network communication and cooperation with the </em><em>stakeholders.</em></p>
<p><span class="fontstyle0">Performance is the work result of the employees to achieve of some company goals.The purpose of this researches is to determine the effect of work motivation and work discipline the performance as partial and simultaneous at the BMD Institute. The population in this research a total of 70 employees that is also a sample of all the population in that office. Research using multiple regression analysis. The result showed work motivation and work discipline a significant positive effect on employee performance. It was also concluded that work discipline variable dominanly influenced on employee performance compared to work motivation.</span></p>
<span class="fontstyle0">Leadership, compensation, communication, and work motivation positively affect the job satisfaction. Otherwise, job satisfaction negatively affect turnover intention. The results of 83 respondents of FTI UPN Veteran Yogyakarta employees can be explained as follows, it is proved significanly that there is an indirect influence of leadership, compensation, communication, and work motivation to turnover intention with job satisfaction as intermediate variable. While the direct effect of those variables are not significant. Between the four independent variables, the most dominant influence to increase job satisfaction and subsequently lower turnover intention is the work motivation.</span>
Abstract. Employee of UPTD PKB Dinas Perhubkominfo Kabupaten (F-test). In this research, the dominant effect of customer satisfaction to organizational performance is infrastructure.
<span><em>Organizational commitment plays a role in determining the employee’s </em><span><em>performance. Such a commitment is affected by many variables, career </em><span><em>development,such as leadership role, work stress and work motivation. Effects of career </em><span><em>development, leadership role,work stress and </em><span><em>work motivation toward the employee’s </em><span><em>performance are to be determined, with organizational commitment as the intervening </em><span><em>variable. A research has been conducted on 87 employees of Din.TKS Sleman. It can </em><span><em>be concluded that, wholly or partially, the effects of leadership role, career </em><span><em>development, and work motivation toward employee’s performance are significantly </em><span><em>positive; the work stress’ effect is significantly negative. From the four v</em><span><em>ariables, the </em><span><em>career development affects dominantly.</em></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span><br /></span></span></span>
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