A Study on the Factors Affecting Quitting Decisions of Technical Employees in Southern Taiwan Science Park Sent by Employment Agencies

• Main Authors: YU-CHE LEE, 李育哲
• Other Authors: Hae Ching Chang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2009
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/55186666509326838492

碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 經營管理碩士學位學程 === 97 === While facing rapid changes in the cruel environment of the 21st century, enterprises who can’t enhance their competitiveness constantly would sink to the trend; Luckily, dispatched workers, a new type of manpower hiring mode, brought the survival chance to the enterprises. Unfortunely, high separation of technical dispatched workers in the production line caused high cost of recruitment and training, poor operation, the lack of manpower scheduling, and those situation would cause the delay of production. The worst case was those companies will lose the customers if they couldn’t deliver the goods on time. The purpose of this study is providing an effective solution for the problem of high turnover rate of dispatch workers. In this study, we find out some critical factors affecting the quitting decisions and devide them into four dimensions, "Compansation & Benefits", "Society factors", "Career Development", "Individual Adaptation". After interviewing with 8 experts, we collect and conduct data analysis by Analytic Hierarchy Process. The findings are as follows: 1. The order by weight is as the following: Career Development> Compansation & Benefits > Society Factors > Individual Adaptation. 2. The top five factors affecting quitting decisions are: Unexpected Salaries>Economic Factors>Poor Welfare>Family Factors> No Overtime Opportunities. 3. Big difference between the results of men and women measured in four dimensions and 16 assessment criteria.