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MOONLIGHTING CHOICE IN LABOUR MARKET DECISION MAKING IN SRI LANKA

Samaraweera, G.R.S.R.C.; Ranasinghe, M.D.A.L. (The Population Association of Sri Lanka (PASL), 2022-02)

Moonlighting, holding more than one job, is a significant phenomenon in the current labour markets in South Asia. As a country with rapid population ageing, Sri Lanka is facing the challenge of a shrinking labour force ...
EMPOWER THE ABILITY: WHAT DRIVES PERSONS WITH FUNCTIONAL DIFFICULTIES INTO WORK IN SRI LANKA?

Sachinthana, P.A.D.I.; Samaraweera, G.R.S.R.C. (Department of Insurance and Valuation, Wayamaba University of Sri Lanka, 2021-02-03)

Disability which is defined as Functional Difficulties (FD) in physical or mental health is one of the major disadvantageous situations of people’s lives. It limits their ability to effectively involve themselves in day ...
THE IMPACT OF IMPORTANT CONTEXTUAL FACTORS ON SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN SRI LANKA

Silva, C.W.C.; Fernando, M.A.C.S.S. (Business and Information Conference, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia., 2009)

Supply Chain Management (SCM) practices have been defined as a set of activities undertaken in an organization to promote effective management of its supply chain. The objectives of the study are: to analyze the impact of ...
FACTORS AFFECTING ON CREDIT CARD USAGE AMONG UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY

Fernando, M.A.C.S.S.; Silva, C.W.C. (Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2012-12-24)

The role of money as the major medium of exchange has been rapidly changing over time within this knowledge economy, where needs are greatly complicated, and people largely consider security and convenience in fulfilling them. ...
THE IMPACT OF PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT DEGREE PROGRAMMES USING CUMULATIVE GRADE POINT AVERAGE METHOD

Fernando, M.A.C.S.S.; Silva, C.W.C. (Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2012-12-24)

The common credit and qualification framework for Sri Lankan University system proposed by the Quality Assurance and Accreditation Council is to maintain the consistency and comparability of university level qualifications, and ...
THE IMPACT OF IMPORTANT CONTEXTUAL FACTORS ON ‘INFORMATION QUALITY’ AS A SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PRACTICE

Silva, C.W.C.; Perera, H.S.C.; Fernando, M.A.C.S.S. (Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka, 2012-12-18)

Supply Chain Management (SCM) practices have been defined as a set of activities undertaken in an organization to promote effective management of its Supply Chain (SC). The ‘Quality of Information’ exchanged between trading ...
FACTORS INFLUENCING SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYABILITY OF ARTS GRADUATES

Fernando, M.A.C.S.S.; Silva, C. W. Chathurani (Asian Research Journals, 2012-11)

Graduate unemployment has been a serious problem faced by successive Sri Lankan governments for many years. Although the qualified group of the state universities represents the excellent portion of GCE (General Certificate ...
Influential Contextual Factors on Information Sharing through Supply Chain: A Case of Apparel, Food and Printing Industries in Sri Lanka

Silva, C. W. Chathurani; Fernando, M. A. C. S. Sampath (Sabaragamuwa University Journal, 2011-12)

Information Sharing (IS) refers to the extern to which critical and proprietary information is communicated to one’s supply chain partner. It is one o f the most important Supply Chain Management (SCM.) practices for ...

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