global-journal-of-management-and-business-research-a-administration-management Global Journal of Management and Business Research - A: Administration & Management 0975-5853 2249-4588 Global Journals Publishing Group Incorporated 57728 A Comparison Study: Employment Fulfillment of Public and Private University Staffs in Bangladesh BhuyanSafayet Ahammad KamruzzamanMohammed BANGLADESH, International University of Business Agriculture and Technology 15 01 2016 16 A11 71 79

The relationship between representative occupation fulfillment and worker authoritative duty is direct and huge. The motivation behind this study is to investigate and think about the levels of employment fulfillment among staff of public and private universities in Bangladesh and how they contrast in their fulfillment levels with respect to pay, workplace, and others. The standard survey was utilized to gather information from randomly picked university staff in arbitrarily chosen universities in Bangladesh. Five-point Likert-sort scales were utilized to quantify respondents’ recognitions. Expressive and inferential measurements and calculation of thing means and rankings showed members’ reactions. “t” tests for free means uncovered significantly distinctive employment fulfillment ( p < .05 ) amongst public and private staff. Direct Regression was utilized to dissect whether there is any occupation component that effects on staff's employment fulfillment.

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The relationship between representative occupation fulfillment and worker authoritative duty is direct and huge. The motivation behind this study is to investigate and think about the levels of employment fulfillment among staff of public and private universities in Bangladesh and how they contrast in their fulfillment levels with respect to pay, workplace, and others. The standard survey was utilized to gather information from randomly picked university staff in arbitrarily chosen universities in Bangladesh. Five-point Likert-sort scales were utilized to quantify respondents' recognitions. Expressive and inferential measurements and calculation of thing means and rankings showed members' reactions. “t” tests for free means uncovered significantly distinctive employment fulfillment ( p < .05 ) amongst public and private staff. Direct Regression was utilized to dissect whether there is any occupation component that effects on staff's employment fulfillment.