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Government Collaboration in Combating Schistosomiasis in Bada

Nur Alamsyah, M., Nawawi, Muhammad, Sisrilnardi, Sisrilnardi
Abstract: Schistosomiasis is an endemic disease in Indonesia which is only found in the province of Central Sulawesi, namely in Poso and Sigi Regencies. The area where the distribution of sichistosomes was found was in Kab. Poso in… n three places namely Bada, Lore and Napu. Although the policy for handling schistosomiasis snails and the impact of the disease has been handled since the colonial era, the Indonesian government has only taken serious action since 1982, which has not been completed until now. The absence of a common view on the problem of schistosomiasis has resulted in an asynchronous implementation of programs and activities related to the alleviation of schistosomiasis. This primary data collection technique also uses secondary data that comes from the Poso health office, the Bada schistosomiasis laboratory and the implementation of triangulation of actors, methods and data through focus group discussions which are expected to be able to map out the issues of involvement and the similarity of viewing problems in the management of schistosomiasis control in the context of the study This takes the area of Bada which is relatively successful although not yet complete. The collaboration model by collaborating with various internal institutional elements of the local government in each related regional apparatus organization, involving the community as an important part by becoming stool collectors, the presence of teachers and priests who provide strengthening information regarding the urgency of participation and collaboration to solve schistosomiasis has a broad impact on program achievements this.

The Effect of Motivation and Career Development on Organizational Commitment at Employees PT. XXX

Jasrol, Muhammad, Saputra, Darma, Suyono, Suyono
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of motivation and career development on organizational commitment among PT. XXX. The research population is 879 employees. This research is associative research, namely… research that aims to determine the relationship between two or more variables. With the research instrument, namely the validity test which shows that the data obtained is valid and reliable and the research results show that there is no classical assumption. Research shows that motivation has a value of 4.709 and Adjusted R Square of 0.172. In addition, after conducting the research, the value of tcount > ttable is 2.584 > 1.666. This indicates that motivation has a positive effect on organizational commitment. Career development has a score of 4, 013 and Adjusted R Square of 0.172. In addition, after conducting the research, tcount > ttable is 4.029 > 1.666. This indicates that career development has a positive effect on organizational commitment. Variables of motivation and career development have a positive effect on organizational commitment, this is evidenced by the results of the research Fcount > Ftable, namely 10.234 > 3.10.

The Influence of Organization Citizen Behavior and Employee Compensation on The Performance of Employee Contract Regional Revenue Agency Pekanbaru

Mustaqim, Haji, Toni, M., Syukur Rahman, Abdul
Abstract: This study aims to determine how much Organization Citizen Behavior and employee compensation have on the performance of contract employees in enforcing and confiscating local taxes at the Pekanbaru City Regional Revenue&#8230; Agency, either partially or simultaneously. This writing contains the results of a study entitled The Influence of Organization Citizen Behavior and Employee Compensation on the Performance of Contract Employees in the Collection and Confiscation of Local Taxes which I did at the Regional Revenue Agency of Pekanbaru City. This type of research uses a descriptive method with a quantitative approach. The data used in this research is primary data. The population in this study were 40 employees and the sampling technique used was saturated sample, the respondents in this study were 40 contract employees, the data collection technique used a questionnaire, the data processing technique used the SPSS version 21 program. The analytical method used was the classical assumption test (Test Normality, Multicollinearity Test, Heteroscedasticity Test), multiple linear regression analysis, hypothesis testing (t test and F test) and the coefficient of determination. The results of research with multiple linear regression analysis. Organizational citizen behavior and compensation simultaneously influence employee performance with a significance level of 0.305. Organizational behavior has a partial effect on employee performance with a significance level of 0.000 <0.05, which means the hypothesis is accepted, compensation has a partial effect on employee performance with a significance level of 0.000 <0.05, which means the hypothesis is accepted.

Implementation of Fraud Risk Management to Minimize Fraud Risk in Wanda Putra Kencana Surabaya

Rosliana, Rosliana, Elliany, Elliany, Handayani, Wiwin
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to identify the factors that lead to fraud in a commercial entity. The company that manufactures food, is the subject of this study. You will undoubtedly discover fraud done by connected parties&#8230; ies when carrying out producing operations until sales. The owners and staff of production, sales, and delivery companies were observed, and interviews with them were conducted as major data sources for this study. This study provides evidence of fraud. The company should take early preventative measures to avoid risks (risks that are not anticipated by the company) from emerging. And with it, perhaps, the use of fraud risk management will help the business reduce current fraud. Implementing fraud risk management involves a number of processes, beginning with an analysis of the internal environment of the corporate organization, followed by the identification of the hazards (risks) that frequently occur so that risk identification and risk mapping may be done. The final point is how to control those risks. Overall, Wanda Putra Kencana's risk management has been fairly effective; the company has implemented physical control, monitoring, and enforcement, as well as rewards and penalties.

Risk Based Internal Auditing and Implementation on Organization

Ng, Judson, Juwenni, Juwenni, Chandrawati, Meliesa
Abstract: In recent years, risk-based internal audit has become increasingly important because it is considered an effective method to be applied in a business environment where risks are always changing. The purpose of this study&#8230; is that the authors want to describe the process and stages of risk-based internal audit and the implementation of risk-based internal audit in organizations. Therefore, the method used by the authors to collect data is a qualitative method. Qualitative method is research that focuses on the use of descriptive data from the results of secondary data observations. Secondary data is information that already exists from before and is a collection of data by researchers to complete data needs for research. In this study, risk-based internal audit is a way of thinking from internal audit, which in this study tries to explain the most important stages of the study process.

Comparison Analysis of Accounting Standards for Entities Without Public Accountability and Financial Standards for Private Entities of SMEs in Indonesia

Iluwati, Jennifer, Sherly, Sherly, Febriana, Helen
Abstract: IFRS SME establishes standards that serve as recommendations for preparing financial reports for small and medium-sized businesses. SME IFRS originates from all IFRS simplifications intended to simplify financial reporting&#8230; ng and cost-benefit analysis for SME clients. The Financial Accounting Standards for Organizations Without Public Accountability (SAK ETAP), established on May 19, 2009, continues to oversee private businesses' financial accounts. However, SAK ETAP does not give advice to private firms on the explanation of gross revenue that is directly relevant to taxes determination. As a consequence, Indonesia has established a new SAK for private firms known as the SAK EP. The use of SAK EP in the preparation of financial statements for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSME) can simplify the use of international accounting standards, lowering the higher costs associated with full IFRS implementation and the emergence of numerous new accounts and changes in financial statement presentation. New accounts include accounts for current tax, deferred tax, employee benefit duties, and post-employment benefit liabilities, as well as revised accounts for accruing costs, equity, and comprehensive income (expenses).

Analysis of Employee Stress Management in Improving Public Service Performance (Study of UPT Pelayanan Pajak Daerah Tanjungpinang)

Susilo, Susilo, Satriadi, Satriadi, Pratiwi, Sakinah
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine the management of employee work stress in improving the performance of public service UPT Pelayanan Pajak Daerah Tanjungpinang. This study used qualitative research methods. The&#8230; design of this study uses a descriptive design. The data collection method used is a field study which includes open observation, unstructured interviews, documentation studies, and triangulation. The results of this study indicate that the factors that cause work stress on service employees at UPT PPD Tanjungpinang include: 1) network problems; 2) different characteristics of Taxpayers; 3) personal problems of employees; and 4) pressure from agencies. The management of work stress carried out by service employees is by refreshing, or leaving the room for a moment, chatting with colleagues, and others. Management of work stress carried out by agencies through three categories, namely, organizational communication, employee performance appraisal, and employee welfare.

Organizational Process Factors As Supporting Employee Performance In The Banjarbaru City Regional District Office

Rukmini Widiaswari, Roro
Abstract: The purposes of this study are 1) To describe the performance of the employees at the Banjarbaru District Head Office based on the factors that influence it; 2) To find out the efforts made by the Banjarbaru District Head&#8230; d to improve the performance of his employees. The results showed that the majority of the employees at the Banjarbaru Camat Office were still non-civil servants with a percentage of 48% and another 52% were civil servants. Referring to the research topic, basically, all indicators that affect employee performance which are used as indicators in measuring performance are indicators that are interrelated and mutually supportive, it's just that there are several factors that do not really affect the performance of employees when they are given assignments. or in acting as an employee.

Basic Training Management Of Civil Servants In Improving The Work Achievement Of PNS In West Java Province BPSDM

Mulyani Setiasari, Lilis, Hanafiah, Khoeriyah, N. Dede, Mulyanto, Agus
Abstract: This research is motivated by the performance problems of Civil Servants, namely performance targets that are not achieved, dishonest behavior, and other events that are not as expected resulting in the low quality of performance&#8230; rformance of Civil Servants (PNS). This research approach is a qualitative research with case study method. The results of this study indicate that basic training planning is made with reference to the RPJMD and the Strategic Plan. The organization is regulated by the mechanism of division of tasks, regulated based on the Decree of the Head relating to the Organizational Structure of the training management program which is generally understood and implemented by BKPSDM. The implementation of education and training at BKPSDM was carried out well, in addition to providing quality training for trainees, the committee also paid great attention to the health of participants. Supervision of basic training is carried out daily by class observers during distance learning, while classical supervision is carried out by the tutor. Barriers in general are due to the large number of participants while the time for CPNS is only one year so that there is extraordinary activity on the part of the organizers and facilitators. In overcoming the obstacles to the shortage of learning media, namely socialization before the implementation of careful preparation from the organizers and assessors of work performance. Submission of information through socialization and letters as well as utilizing the head of the class.

Implementation Of Academic Information Systems In Improving The Quality Of Academic Services In Private Islamic Higher Educations

Tanjung, Rahman, Wasliman, Iim, Saeful Insan, Husen, H. Soro, Suharyanto
Abstract: The background of this research is that there has not been a habit of using academic information systems by both lecturers and students, there are no educational staff from the field of computer science or informatics, and&#8230; nd the limited budget they have. This research approach is a qualitative research with case study method. The results of this study indicate that academic information system planning refers to the blue print for the development, management and utilization of higher education information systems. The organization assigns a direct assistant to the Head of Academic and Student Affairs who is assisted by two operators, whose operational direction is based on a decree issued by the leadership which is fully managed by the Telecommunications Center. Coordination of academic information systems based on the participation and support of all parties. Control is carried out directly by the Chairman as the leader. The obstacles faced in general are that there is no budget available considering the need for the development of an Academic Information System that requires a large amount of money, the age of most of the lecturers is old so it is quite difficult to adapt to changes towards digital and the ability of lecturers to use information systems is still low. The solution is to encourage students and lecturers to want to get used to adapting and learning in the use of academic information systems