Bio
Ranitha Weerarathna is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Business Management at the Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology (SLIIT). She holds an MBA from the University of Sunderland and a Master's in Labour Relations and Human Resource Management from the University of Colombo. Her research focuses on organizational behavior, including the effects of glass ceiling on women's career advancement and the relationship between organizational conflicts and employee turnover. With 39 publications, 150 citations, an h-index of 8, and an i10-index of 7, she is an active contributor to the academic community. Her ORCID is 0000-0002-3871-1241 and she is indexed on OpenAlex. Based in Colombo, Sri Lanka, she also serves as a reviewer and mentor.
Educational Journey
University of Sunderland
Master of Business Administration
ICBT Campus
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management
University of Colombo
Master in Labour Relations and Human Resource Management
2015Experience
Senior Lecturer
2014 - Present β’ Business ManagementEditors Role
Reviewer
GJMBR
2018 -Research
A Study of the Relationship between Organizational Conflicts & Employees Intention to Leave with Special Reference to Staff Assistants in ABC Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka
Major HR objective of any organization is to maintain or retain employees in the organization. In other words, all organization expects to minimize the employee turnover to best possible level. This study mainly focused about the practical issue of employee turnover and organizational conflicts of ABC Merchant Bank. This study was conducted to investigate the relationship between organizational conflicts and employeesβ intention to leave with special reference to staff assistants of ABC Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka. This research study is significant to Sri Lankan context as there are fewer studies have been conducted in this field. In order to fill that gap while finding the solutions to practical issue present study was conducted at ABC Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka PLC .The research analysis was based on the information collected from 102 staff assistant which were selected through simple random sampling.
