Influence Supervisory and Organizational Commitment on Employee Work Discipline With Employee PerformanceAs An Intervening Variable In Tomo Sub-District The Sumedang Distric

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  • ipa Hafsiah Yakin

Keywords:

Supervison, Commitment, Organization, Discipline Employee, work, PerformanceEmployee

Abstract

The focus of this research is not optimal employee discipline in Tomo
District. The purpose of this research is to find out how big the influence of
supervision, organizational commitment to employee work discipline with
implications for performance employee of Tomo District, Sumedang Regency. The
method used in the research This is a survey method with a quantitative approach.
The number of respondents in the study There were 67 respondents consisting of
village officials and apparatus in Tomo District. The results of the study show that
supervision has a partial effect on work discipline employees by 0.343 or 34.3%.
Organizational commitment has a partial effect on employee work discipline of
0.827 or 82.7%. Supervison and organizational commitment together have a
simultaneous effect on performance of 0.922 or 92.2%. Supervision has a partial
effect on employee performance by 0.636 or 63.6%. Organizational commitment
has a partial effect on employee performance of 0.383 or 38.3%. Supervison and
Organizational Commitment together are simultaneously influential on employee
performance by 0.850 or 85%. Work discipline has a partial effect on employee
performance by 0.748 or 74.8%. Supervision and employee work discipline
simultaneously affect employee performance by 0.636 or 63.6%. Commitment
organization and employee work discipline affect employee performance by 0.383
or 38.3%.

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Published

2023-07-22

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Hafsiah Yakin, ipa. (2023). Influence Supervisory and Organizational Commitment on Employee Work Discipline With Employee PerformanceAs An Intervening Variable In Tomo Sub-District The Sumedang Distric. SINTESA, 14(1), 8–20. Retrieved from https://ejournal.lppmunsap.org/index.php/sintesa/article/view/888

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