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    Decent work environment, employee engagement and turnover intentions: A case of Uganda prisons service headquarters

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    2019-10
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    Bidi, Musitapher
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    Abstract
    The major thrust of the study was to examine the relationship between decent work environment, Employee engagement and Turnover intentions among employees of Uganda prisons service headquarters. The study was conducted by cross sectional/correlation research design were data was collected using structured questionnaires. The sample size of 70 employees was used as respondents for the study, and determined using Krejcie and Morgan (1970) standardized table of sampling. The independent variable of the study was decent work eenvironment measured with (31) items, the modulating variable was employee engagement measured with (17) items and the dependent variable was turnover intentions measured by (6) items. The data was entered to analyze whether there was a significant relationship between decent work environment and employee engagement and determine whether decent work environment and turnover intentions are significantly related. The findings of the study reveal that a significant positive relationship between decent work environment and employee engagement and a negative relationship between decent work environment and turnover intentions. The study recommended decent work environment as it harnesses employee performance and having a negative relationship to turnover intentions. Keywords: Decent work environment, Employee engagement, Turnover intentions.
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