Staff Turnover Gender Disparities In Private University Libraries - Ingaa, Esther
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the differences in staff turnover among male and female library employees in Kenyan private universities. The variables that were identified and tested as possible causes of staff turnover included remuneration, management styles, staff promotions, education and trainings, benefits, age, employee tenure as well as gender stereotypes. The study targeted library staff and personnel managers working in four private universities within Nairobi and Machakos Districts. The study has discussed in detail why the librarians leave employment and made recommendations on the way forward.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The purpose of this study was to investigate the differences in staff turnover among male and female library employees in Kenyan private universities. The variables that were identified and tested as possible causes of staff turnover included remuneration, management styles, staff promotions, education and trainings, benefits, age, employee tenure as well as gender stereotypes. The study targeted library staff and personnel managers working in four private universities within Nairobi and Machakos Districts. The study has discussed in detail why the librarians leave employment and made recommendations on the way forward.
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Autorenporträt
Esther Ingaa is a Librarian with over 17 years experience in library services and research. She is currently a Librarian at Multimedia University, Kenya.Jotham M. Wasike is a Librarian with over 15 years experience in library services and research. He is currently a Librarian at Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Kenya.