International Journal of Education and Social Science Research
IJESSR

Title:
STAFF UNION BEHAVIOUR: INFLUENCE ON NIGERIA TERTIARY INSTITUTION

Authors:
Femi Isaac Lanre-Oke and Omoyola Rachael Yinka

Abstract:
One of the major responsibilities of a labor union is to take up the welfare of its members. Frequent industrial strike actions which Nigerian Labor Unions embarked on in the last five years has negatively affected the economy of the country in different forms, especially in the area of educational and research development in the country. This study carefully examines the effects of staff unions on the Nigeria tertiary institution and the way forward with special focus three Labor Unions, namely; Academic Staff Union of Polytechnic, Senior Staff Association and Non-Academic Staff Unions in a Nigeria tertiary institution. Descriptive statistics, inferential statistics of t-test and multiple regression analysis model were designed to test the study hypotheses. The model developed revealed the summary of the relationship between the effect of small group attitude and behavior [independent] with group structure and group process [dependent] using the linear, and semi-log regression analysis. Extracts from the outcomes in this study area revealed that it has been established that small groups in an organization has significant effects on their influence on the group structure and processes. These are obviously shown by the responses of the respondents to increase in productivity, amenities, infrastructure, among others with the findings based on 180 respondents, 61.1%, and 57.0% agreed. It was concluded that management and government has to improve the welfare of the unions as a small group to develop educational sector of the country.

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