The Influence of Human Resources Development of District Military Command 0818/Malang Army Soldiers on Food Crops Upsus (Special Effort) Activities
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science - Year 2018, Vol 23, Issue 12
Abstract
The purposes of this study are 1) Analyzing the Factors that influence the human resources development of Army Soldiers at district military command 0818/ Malang on crops UPSUS (special effort) activities, 2) Analyzing the most dominant variables in army soldiers at district military command 0818/ Malang on crops UPSUS (special effort)activities. This research was conducted in Kalipare District, Malang Regency. The main reason for choosing the location is because this agency is one of the sub-districts which is a model for the soldiers who carry out state defense awareness programs. While the time of research starts on August 9, 2017 until December 24, 2017. This research is included in survey research, namely research that takes samples from one population and uses questionnaires as the main data collection tool. Based on the aim, which is to examine the relationship of the role of Human Resources to the performance of soldiers, this research is categorized as explanatory research, where this study explains the relationship between research variables and tests the hypotheses previously explained. The sample is part of the population or part of the number and characteristics possessed. The sample survey is a procedure for determining a portion of the population, taken and used to determine the desired characteristics and characteristics of the population. The sample size can be representative, 81 respondents. Data analysis technique is a way to process the data obtained and the results of research in this study to determine the relationship between variables X and Y variables using the analysis of Multiple Linear Regretion. The research results show 1) Leadership variables, organizational culture, Job Satisfaction, Competency, Motivation influence the HR development of the Army Soldiers at district military command 0818/ Malang, the dominant variable motivation variable is 71.1%, while the determinant coefficient is 82.20%.
Authors and Affiliations
Anggika PSR, Mukhammad Soleh, A. R. Perdanakusuma, Z. Fanani
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