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University, Masul, Iraq. International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews Special Issue of National Conference April 2019 Contents Sr. No. Title Page No. 1 SWOT Analysis of Flipkart Business Model 1-4 Dr. R. Prakash, P. Pavithra, A. Anu and S. Saranya 2 Impact of Employee Motivation on Job Satisfaction at TNPL, Chennai 5-7 Akshaya S and Sathyapriya J 3 A Study on Customer Satisfaction Towards IRAI Academy with Reference to 8-10 Thanjavur District Anusiya L and Salomi S 4 The Effectiveness of Welfare Benefits for Employee -Reference To BHEL 11-13 Trichy, Tamil Nadu M. Arun Kumar and K.V.R. Rajandran 5 A Descriptive Analysis on Effectiveness of Rewards and Recognition on 14-18 Employee Motivation at Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited, Trichy Ashni G and Dinu Raj S 6 A Study on Organizational Culture and Its Impact on Employee Performance 19-22 with Special Refernce to Bhel Trichy Priyadharshini D and Angayarkanni R 7 A Study on Relationship Between the Career Development Programs and 23-26 Commitment of Employees at Bhel, Trichy M. Dhanushya 8 “A Study on Profitability Position of Select Fast Moving Consumer Goods 27-31 (FMCG) Companies” Dr. M. Senthilkumar and D. Parameswaran 9 A Study on Perfromance Appraisal System and Its Implication to Employee 32-34 Perfromance at TNPL Karur Gayathri S.S and Dinu Raj S 10 Impact of Industrial Relations on Employee Productivity at Bhel, Trichy 35-38 Gnana Santhini J and Sathyapriya J 11 Problems and Prospects of Green Entrepreneurs in Salem District: An 39-43 Empirical Assessment Dr. M. Senthilkumar, Dr. D Manikandan and L Karthikeyan 12 A Study on Employee’s Satisfaction Regarding the Training Program with 44-46 Reference to Ashok Leyland, Hosur-1 K. Harishma 13 A Study on Fund Flow Analysis in TNSTC, Kumbakonam, Thanjavur 47-51 Jothilingam A and Mrs. Angayarkanni R International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews 14 A Study on Relationship Between Inventory Management and Financial 52-55 Performance at TNSTC G. Kathiravan and Ms. S. Salomi 15 A Study on Impact of Thanjavur Art on A Range of Jewelry Design 56-58 Mrs. T. Valli, Shaganaa P.M, Faisal Rahman. M and Lawrence Kiruba. W 16 “A Study on Job Enrichment Practices Towards Employee of City Union Bank 59-63 Private Ltd at Thanjavur District” Ms. B. Nalini, Ms.K. Preethi andMs. S. Soundarrajan 17 An Overview of Consumer Perception Towars Plastic Money with Special 64-68 Reference to Thanjavur Dr. D. Umamaheswari, S.Keerthana, K.S. Swetha and B. Subash 18 A Study on Needs of Educational Loan 69-74 Dr. D. Umamaheswari, M. Henan Husaifa, R.Vigneshwaran and S. Vinitha 19 CCTV Cameras and Its Impact on Social Security 75-78 Dr. N. Jayanthi, P. Aarthika and S. Afran Ajkar 20 A Study on Functional Activities of Uzhavar Sandhai with Reference to 79-81 Thanjavur Dr. N. Jayanthi, R.S. Nithin Surya and G. Annamalai 21 “Impact of Job Enrichment on Employee Job Satissfaction” 82-85 Ms. B. Nalini, Ms.R. Preetha and Mr.S. Hariprasath 22 Green HRM-A Tool of Sustainable Development 86-89 Ms. B. Nalini, Dr. F.R. Alexander Pravin Durai, Mr.B. Udhaya Kumar and Ms.B. Sweety 23 A Study Analyzing the Effectiveness of E-Seva Services in Thanjavur 90-92 Dr. N. Jayanthi , G.K. Shanmuga Preyan , N. Raghul and J. Raj Ganeshan 24 A Study on Product Promotion and Its Impact on Online Marketing with 93-94 Special Reference to Amazon Ms. K. Suganthi, J. Abdul Majed and S. Mohamed Saibudeen 25 Satisfaction Level of Corporate Customers Towards Housing Loans Provided 95-97 by DHFL, Thanjavur R. Neethikesan and P. Guru 26 A Study on Factors Influence in Employee Retention with Reference to 98-101 Meenakshi Hospital, Thanjavur Priyadharshini R and Dinu Raj S 27 Problem Faced by Nurses in Hospital with Reference to Meenakshi Hospital, 102-104 Thanjavur G Ramya and K.V.R Rajandran 28 Problems Faced by Rural Entrepreneurs 105-108 Dr. M. Senthil Kumar, S. Rajalakshmi and A.
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