Influence of Cooperative Members’ Participation and Gender on Performance

Huang, Ching Choo; Zazale, Suhana; Othman, Radiah; Aris, Abdul; Ariff, Siti Maznah Mohd

doi:10.5171/2015.610199

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“…Studies by Amini & Ramezani (2008); Bruynis et al (2001); Huang et al (2015) and Noordin et al (2011) …”

Section: Internal Supervision and Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 95%

“…The study concluded that a performing cooperative maintains systematic accounting records and disclosure; however, more initiatives are required to enhance internal control and risk management system, especially in monitoring investment and spending programmes. Besides, Huang et al (2015) listed weak internal monitoring, ineffective internal control, and poor risk management as potential obstacles in driving cooperatives' performance. In addition, Kontogeorgos, Chatzitheodoridis, & Theodossiou (2014) reminded cooperators that past board and management failure to provide effective monitoring could hinder additional investment, trust, and support among members in future.…”

Section: Internal Supervision and Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The financial p score is co (2011) on Table 4 de Huang et al (2015); Noordin et al (2011);Othman et al (2012) and Sushila et al (2009).…”

Section: Descripmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Crafting Preliminary Model for Mosque Cooperatives’ Antecedents of Performance

Sallehhuddin¹,

Said²,

Hasmanto³

et al. 2017

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This paper explored the determinants of performance of mosque cooperatives in Malaysia. Questionnaires were distributed among mosque co-operators in the state of Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, and Kuala Lumpur. Forty-one questionnaires were returned and found fit for further analysis using Partial Least Square (PLS) method. The findings postulated three determinants of mosque cooperatives' performance viz. board members' characteristic, internal supervision and monitoring, and members' support. The antecedents of mosque cooperative performance initial model also met the requirement for convergence validity, discriminant validity, and reliability. The PLS result showed that board members' characteristics, members' support, and internal supervision and monitoring positively determined mosque cooperatives' financial performance, and eventually financial performance influenced non-financial performance. The findings are expected to benefit regulator, national apex cooperative (ANGKASA), and mosque co-operators in illustrating an appropriate mechanism to boost performance in coming years.

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“…Studies by Amini & Ramezani (2008); Bruynis et al (2001); Huang et al (2015) and Noordin et al (2011) …”

Section: Internal Supervision and Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 95%

Section: Internal Supervision and Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Crafting Preliminary Model for Mosque Cooperatives’ Antecedents of Performance

Sallehhuddin¹,

Said²,

Hasmanto³

et al. 2017

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“…Therefore it is not easy to direct and guide all members to participate actively in accordance with the expectations of the cooperative. (Huang, Zazale, Othman, Aris, & Ariff, 2015) One of the important problems that exist in the cooperative is the participation of cooperative members. Members' participation is an important issue to be considered in the cooperative sector (Birchall & Simmons, 2004).…”

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confidence: 99%

Linkages To Bookkeeping Training, Business Scale, Financial Records With The Members Participation Of The Indonesian Women's Cooperative

Sungkawati

2020

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Knowledge of financial analysis, especially for business activity is essential, because by having that knowledge that the members of Micro Small Enterprises (MSE) will be able to record their business finances and can distinguish business finance, business capital, and personal finance. This is happening in the agents who become a member of the Indonesia Women Cooperative. The subject, in general, do not have the knowledge and ability to record and analyze the business. So they have difficulty in fulfilling their obligations and less participates in cooperative activities. Based on this, this study aims to: know the effect of bookkeeping training and business scale on member participation moderated by financial records. The results showed that the variable financial recording is a moderating variable in influencing the bookkeeping training and business scale on the participation of members of the Indonesia Women Cooperative.

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“…Cooperatives exist to provide benefits to members through their active participation in the cooperative's activities [5]. Good and effective governance help to enhance the financial performance and sustainability of the cooperatives [6].…”

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The Measurement of Member Satisfaction Level Toward Koperasi Ships Jawa Timur Service

Rachmadita¹,

Isti’anah²,

Arumita³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 1st Annual Management, Business and Economic Conference (AMBEC 2019)

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The purpose of this study are to determine the extent of the gap between expectations and perceptions of Koperasi SHIPS Jawa Timur (KSJ) members, in this case KSJ is a Cooperative that both established and run using the Islamic Sharia. Besides, it aims to identify the service quality attributes that need to be considered in order to improve the quality of KSJ services. Questionnaire distribution was carried out based on the CARTER's dimensions (Compliance, Assurance, Reliability, Tangibles, Empathy, and Responsiveness). It was addressed to the KSJ members both employees and lecturers, resulting 67 respondents to be participated. Reliability and validity tests were conducted to validate the key constructs. The results indicated that the services provided to the KSJ members were still below the respondents' expectations. The biggest gap value was -1.67 in item P15 (Attractive appearance of the KSJ office and physical facilities). This means that the appearance of the office and supporting equipment of the KSJ was very much needed by the respondents, but in reality the KSJ has not been able to provide the appearance of the KSJ office in accordance with the respondents 'wishes and is still far from respondents' expectation.

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Influence of Cooperative Members’ Participation and Gender on Performance

Cited by 18 publications

References 11 publications

Crafting Preliminary Model for Mosque Cooperatives’ Antecedents of Performance

Crafting Preliminary Model for Mosque Cooperatives’ Antecedents of Performance

Linkages To Bookkeeping Training, Business Scale, Financial Records With The Members Participation Of The Indonesian Women's Cooperative

The Measurement of Member Satisfaction Level Toward Koperasi Ships Jawa Timur Service

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