• ACTORS AFFECTING THE MIGRATION OF SRI LANKAN PROFESSIONALS: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONALS IN SRI LANKA 

  Eheliyagoda, H.A.P.D; Kalyani, L.D (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The registration for labor migration within the accountant professional category has shown a significant upward trend, with a marked increase from 29 registrations in 2018 to 99 registrations in 2022. ...
• IMPACT OF HIGHER WELLBEING AND EMPLOYEE ATTITUDE FOR PRODUCTIVITY IN SRI LANKAN CENTRAL PROVINCE MANUFACTURING SECTOR 

  Hemasiri, A.R.M.P; De Zoysa, H.I.S (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The manufacturing sector in Sri Lanka, is a significant contributor to the country’s economic growth. This study examines the impact of higher wellbeing and employee attitudes on productivity and to ...
• REASONS FOR THE CAREER ADVANCEMENT ISSUE OF FEMALE MANAGERS IN BANKING SECTORS 

  Rupasinghe, M.I; Kalyani, L.D (2024-10-29)

  1. Introduction The career Advancement Issue of female managers is unresolved in the world and according to the literature survey, researchers have paid less attention to this issue. Through a literature survey, researchers ...
• IMPACT OF TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT ON OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN MEDIUM-SIZED FOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN RATHNAPURA DISTRICT 

  Erawaththa, E.P.K; Gunasekara, K.R.H.L (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  . Introduction Total Quality Management practices such as leadership, strategic planning, customer focus, information analysis, people management, process management and green technology enable managers to expand ...
• FACTORS AFFECTING THE READINESS OF THE RESIDENTS’ TOWARDS SHARED LIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN COLOMBO DISTRICT OF SRI LANKA 

  Mudalige, I.N.K; Kaluthanthri, P.C (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The research examines shared living as a modern housing concept that addresses urban housing challenges by offering affordability, social interaction, and flexibility. With rising property prices and ...
• EXPLORING THE REASONS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILL, ATTITUDE GAPS AMONG SRI LANKAN FRESH GRADUATED HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS 

  Madhuprasadini, S.A.A; Pathmalatha, K.M (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction In Sri Lanka, fresh graduated Human Resource Management (HRM) professionals often face challenges in meeting industry expectations, despite the growing demand for proficient HR professionals when ...
• ADOPTION OF VERTICAL INTEGRATION TOWARDS BUSINESS PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE: MULTIPLE CASE STUDY 

  Dissanayake, D.M.K.V.S; Premasiri, P.H.P.R.N; Wijesekara, G.A.V; Perera, D.F.A.M.K; Liyanage, T; Jayasinghe, J.K.P.S.K (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction Vertical Integration is a strategy that uses corporations to manage their production and distribution. This study investigates how implementation and institutionalization of vertical integration contribute ...
• JUGGLING PRIORITIES: AN ANALYSIS OF THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF WORKING MOTHERS IN SRI LANKA 

  Ekanayake, A.A.N; Wickramarathne, W.C.L; Kulatunge, R.S; Karunasena, K.K.I (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The majority of studies concentrate on labor market involvement, ignoring the quality of life (QOL) of working mothers, even though the Working mother's economic participation in Sri Lanka is growing. ...
• WOMEN ON THE MOVE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FACED BY FEMALE PIONEERS IN SRI LANKAN LOGISTICS INDUSTRY 

  Dayapathirana, N.; Jayakodi, I; Iddagoda, S.; Umanga, I; Jayakodi, C; Karunarathna, N (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The logistics sector in Sri Lanka remains male-dominated, with low female participation. It aims to identify barriers and provide strategies to encourage gender equality, enhancing sector performance ...
• UNRAVELLING THE CAUSES OF PROCRASTINATION AMONG UNDERGRADUATES: A STUDY OF THE FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES AT SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 

  Chandrasena, H.G.K.H; Ariyarathna, K.C (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction Procrastination, the act of delaying tasks, is a pervasive issue affecting individuals across various domains, including higher education. Despite its global prevalence, the factors underlying academic ...
• THE FACTORS AFFECTING POOR TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN THE SRI LANKAN COSMETIC INDUSTRY: A QUALITATIVE STUDY 

  Herath, H.M.L.S . (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The technology is an important part of ever-changing cosmetic industry globally. The latest technology helps to enable producers to optimize production processes. Even international companies are using ...
• THE KEY FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO OCCUPATIONAL ACCIDENTS IN “ABC STATIONARY MANUFACTURING COMPANY”, SRI LANKA: INSIGHTS FROM EMPLOYEES AND MANAGEMENT’S PERSPECTIVES 

  Dilrukshani, A.M.A; Kalyani, L.D. (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction Protecting workers against injury while they are at work is known as occupational safety, and it includes a variety of procedures and policies meant to avoid accidents, hazards, and exposure to harmful ...
• 46 6th Management Undergraduates’ Research Session (MURS 2024) 29th November 2024, Belihuloya, Sri Lanka IMPACT OF LEAN PRACTICES ON THE OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF THE APPAREL SECTOR WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KANDY DISTRICT, SRI LANKA 

  Kodithuwakku, S; Wijekoon, W.M.S.U W.M.S.U. (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The apparel sector of Sri Lanka contributes significantly to the economy by providing employment opportunities and enhancing national income. The apparel industry is labor-oriented and subjected to ...
• CULTURAL HERITAGE MEETS RESPONSIBILITY: THE ROLE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN SHAPING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AMONG SRI LANKAN BATIK ENTREPRENEURS 

  Amarasooriya, S.R; Rathnayake, H.D (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The Sri Lankan batik industry, renowned for its artistic heritage, is a burgeoning sector. Despite its growth, the effect of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on fostering social and environmental ...
• EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS ON E-GOVERNMENT IMPLEMENTATION: EVIDENCE FROM DISTRICT SECRETARIAT PERSONNEL IN THE WESTERN PROVINCE 

  Kirubashalini, T; Dissanayake, D.M.T.D (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction E-Government is a critical platform for connecting and providing services to citizens globally. In developing countries like Sri Lanka, e-government projects face challenges due to diverse social norms ...
• IMPACT OF INTERIOR DESING ON EMPLOYEE JOB PERFORMANCE IN BANKING SECTOR: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COMMERCIAL BANKS IN COLOMBO DESTRICT 

  Wickramasingha, E.M.N.S; Kaluthanthri, P.C. (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  . Introduction Employee commitment and performance are essential for achieving organizational goals effectively. Among the various factors influencing job performance, the physical environment and effective interior ...
• IMPACT OF CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT ON BANK PERFORMANCE; THE MEDIATING ROLE OF LOAN LOSS PROVISIONING AND ASSET QUALITY IN BANKING, WITH CAPITAL ADEQUACY AS A MODERATOR 

  Jagoda, M.L .; Menike, L.M.C.S . (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The banking sector acts as the backbone of the economy. While individual impacts of loan loss provisioning (LLP), asset quality (AQ), and capital adequacy (CA) on bank performance are well studied, their ...
• CORPORATE INSOLVENCY LAW: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE RIGHTS OF COMMERCIAL CREDITORS AND DEBTORS IN SRI LANKA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM 

  Bulathsinhala, S.S; Silva, L.M.D. (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction The research identifies a major problem in Sri Lanka’s insolvency framework, which, heavily influenced by British colonial law, remains predominantly creditor centric and is governed by the Company Act ...
• ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS ON DEMAND FOR LIFE INSURANCE-EVIDENCE FROM SRI LANKA 

  Thathsarani, K.G.M; Menike, L.M.C.S (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  . Introduction Although life insurance offers crucial financial stability, Sri Lanka's life insurance market has low density (USD 16 per capita) and penetration (0.5% GDP in 2022). These figures highlight the challenges ...
• IMPACT OF TAX PLANNING STRATEGIES ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE; EVIDENCE FROM SRI LANKAN BANKS 

  Sewwandi, A.S; Amarasena, B.W.C.M (Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka, 2024-11-29)

  1. Introduction In recent years, tax planning has gained prominence among financial institutions in Sri Lanka as a critical tool for minimizing tax liabilities, improving operational performance, and maintaining compliance ...

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