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Pathways to Female Job Satisfaction: Quantitative Analysis of Influencing Factors
Authors: Choiron Achmad Chadisan , Abadiyah Rifdah 
Published: January 2023

This study aims to investigate the impact of work-family conflict, non-physical work environment, and job stress on job satisfaction among female employees within a ceramic manufacturing organization. Employing a quantitative research design with hypothesis testing, a sample of 100 female employees from PT. Roman Ceramics International was surveyed using reliable and validated Likert-scale questionnaires. The data underwent rigorous statistical analysis, including multiple linear regression, determinant coefficient (R2), partial correlation coefficient, t-test, F-test, and classical assumption tests using SPSS version 18. The findings indicated that work-family conflict, non-physical work environment, and job stress collectively and individually influence employee job satisfaction. Notably, the competency variable emerged as the most influential factor. This research provides valuable insights into the complex dynamics affecting job satisfaction among female employees, offering implications for organizations seeking to enhance employee well-being and overall organizational performance.
Highlights:

The study explores the factors influencing job satisfaction among female employees, focusing on work-family conflict, non-physical work environment, and job stress.
The research adopts a quantitative approach, utilizing multiple linear regression analysis and statistical tools such as t-tests and F-tests to examine the relationships between variables.
The findings highlight the significant impact of competency on job satisfaction, emphasizing its crucial role in enhancing the overall well-being and performance of female employees.

Keywords: Job satisfaction, Female employees, Work-family conflict, Non-physical work environment, Job stress
Purchasing Decisions in the Food Service Industry: Factors of Influence
Authors: Balqis Denta Scotania , Hariasih Misti 
Published: January 2023

This study aimed to investigate the impact of location, food quality, service quality, and price on purchasing decisions in the food service industry. A total of 96 respondents from customers of a specific food establishment were included in the sample. Quantitative methods were employed, and data were collected through questionnaires. The analysis involved validity and reliability tests, as well as tests for normality, multicollinearity, heteroscedasticity, linearity, and autocorrelation. Multiple linear regression analysis, T tests, and multiple correlation coefficient (R) were conducted, along with the determination coefficient (R2). The findings demonstrated that location, food quality, service quality, and price significantly influenced purchasing decisions at the examined food establishment. The implications of this research contribute to a deeper understanding of consumer behavior in the food service industry, enabling practitioners to enhance their strategies and improve customer satisfaction.
Highlights:

Quantitative study: This research utilizes a rigorous quantitative approach to examine the factors influencing purchasing decisions in the food service industry, providing robust empirical evidence.
Influential factors: The study identifies and analyzes various factors, such as location, food quality, service quality, and price, that significantly impact customers' purchasing decisions in the food service industry.
Customer satisfaction: Understanding the influential factors can help food service establishments improve their strategies, enhance customer satisfaction, and ultimately drive business success.

Keywords: Purchasing decisions, Food service industry, Influential factors, Quantitative study, Customer satisfaction
Global Marketing Success: Market Orientation, Innovation, Competitive Advantage
Authors: Aniyati Iin , Indayani Lilik 
Published: January 2023

This study investigates the relationships between market orientation, product innovation, competitive advantage, and marketing performance in a global context. Using the Slovin method, a sample of 251 respondents was collected to analyze primary data through Partial Least Squares (PLS). The findings highlight that market orientation positively affects competitive advantage and marketing performance, while product innovation positively influences both competitive advantage and marketing performance. Moreover, competitive advantage serves as a mediator between market orientation and marketing performance, as well as between product innovation and marketing performance. These results emphasize the strategic significance of market orientation, product innovation, and competitive advantage in achieving superior marketing performance in a competitive global marketplace. The implications suggest that firms should prioritize developing market orientation, fostering product innovation, and leveraging competitive advantage to enhance their marketing performance in the global context.
Highlights:

Market orientation and product innovation positively influence competitive advantage and marketing performance.
Competitive advantage acts as a mediator between market orientation and marketing performance, as well as between product innovation and marketing performance.
Emphasizing market orientation, fostering product innovation, and leveraging competitive advantage are crucial for achieving marketing success in a global context.

Keywords: Market orientation, Product innovation, Competitive advantage, Marketing performance, Global context
Firm Value Drivers in Indonesian Food and Beverages Sector
Authors: Wulansari Yenny , Maryanti Eny 
Published: January 2023

This quantitative study investigates the impact of several key factors on the firm value of food and beverages companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) during the period of 2016-2020. The study focuses on the effects of Payable Account Policy, Managerial Ownership, Intellectual Capital, Audit Committee, and Liquidity on firm value. Purposive sampling was employed to select a sample of eight companies from a population of 26, and data was collected through documentation methods. The findings reveal that Account Payable (Debt to Equity Ratio) positively influences firm value, while Managerial Ownership and Liquidity have negative effects on firm value. Intellectual Capital and the presence of an Audit Committee were found to have no significant impact on firm value. These results have important implications for both researchers and practitioners in understanding the factors that drive firm value in the dynamic food and beverages industry.
Highlights:

The study examines the impact of multiple factors on firm value in the food and beverages sector listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange.
Managerial ownership and liquidity were found to have negative effects on firm value, while the payable account policy (debt to equity ratio) had a positive effect.
Intellectual capital and the presence of an audit committee were not found to significantly affect firm value, emphasizing the need for further research in these areas.

Keywords: Firm Value, Food and Beverages Sector, Indonesian Stock Exchange, Factors, Influence.
Fast-Food Consumer Purchasing Decisions: Quality, Price, and Service Impact
Authors: Riszaini Vebia Afni , Indayani Lilik 
Published: January 2023

This quantitative study investigates the influence of product quality, price, and service quality on purchasing decisions at a fast-food restaurant, utilizing a purposive sampling technique to gather data from 170 participants. Questionnaires were distributed using a modified 4-point Likert scale. The collected data underwent data quality testing, classic assumption testing, multiple linear regression analysis, and hypothesis testing. The findings reveal that product quality, price, and service quality each have a significant impact on purchasing decisions at the fast-food restaurant. Furthermore, the combined influence of these factors on purchasing decisions was also observed. This study highlights the importance of considering these factors to enhance consumer decision-making processes in the context of fast-food restaurants, thereby providing valuable insights for both practitioners and researchers in the field of consumer behavior.
Highlights:

Product quality, price, and service quality significantly influence consumer purchasing decisions at fast-food restaurants.
This study utilizes quantitative research methods and a purposive sampling technique to examine the impact of these factors.
The findings emphasize the importance of considering product quality, price, and service quality to enhance consumer decision-making processes in the fast-food industry.

Keywords: consumer purchasing decisions, product quality, price, service quality, fast-food restaurant.
Driving Employee Productivity: Commitment, Training, and Performance Analysis
Authors: Cahyana Meyga Putri , Ubaidillah Hasan 
Published: January 2023

This study aimed to investigate the influence of employee commitment, training, and work performance on employee productivity. Employing a quantitative research design, data were collected from a sample of 117 employees, drawn from a population of 176 individuals, using a non-probability sampling technique. The analysis of the data revealed that employee commitment, training, and work performance each had a partially positive effect on employee productivity. These findings highlight the significance of fostering employee commitment, providing effective training programs, and emphasizing the importance of high work performance to enhance overall employee productivity. The implications of these results shed light on the factors that can optimize employee productivity within organizations and provide valuable insights for practitioners and researchers alike.
Highlights:

Employee commitment, training, and work performance significantly impact productivity.
Quantitative research methods reveal the relationship between these variables.
The study emphasizes the importance of optimizing commitment, training, and work performance to enhance productivity.

Keywords: Employee productivity, Commitment, Training, Work performance, Quantitative research.
Examining Dividend-Related Abnormal Returns and Trading Volume in IDX Manufacturing 2016-2020
Authors: Agung Dyah , Widodo Heri 
Published: January 2023

This study aims to analyze the market reaction to ex-date dividends within a specific research period. The research period consists of 5 days before the dividend ex-date, 1 day for estimation, and 5 days after the dividend ex-date. A descriptive method was employed for sample selection, focusing on 6 companies in the manufacturing sector over 5 periods from 2016 to 2020. Secondary data was utilized for analysis. The paired sample test for abnormal returns, suitable for normally distributed data, was used to assess the impact of ex-date dividends. Additionally, the Wilcoxon signed rank test was applied to trading volume activity due to its non-uniform distribution. The results indicate a significant difference between trading volume activity before and after the ex-date dividend. The implications of these findings provide insights into the market reaction to ex-date dividends in the manufacturing sector, contributing to a better understanding of dividend-related phenomena in financial markets.
Highlights:

Market reaction to ex-date dividends in the manufacturing sector.
Analysis of abnormal returns and trading volume activity.
Significant difference before and after ex-date dividends.

Keywords: Ex-date dividends, market reaction, manufacturing sector, abnormal returns, trading volume activity.
Digital Governance Impact on Financial Reporting Timeliness: Company Characteristics Unveiled
Authors: Rahmawati Reny , Harjatno Slamet 
Published: January 2023

This study aims to investigate the factors that influence the timeliness of financial reporting on the internet. By examining a diverse sample of companies, we explore the impact of various company characteristics on reporting timeliness, with a focus on Return On Investment (ROI) and Debt To Equity Ratio (DER). Additionally, we examine the role of the board of directors and the board of commissioners in shaping reporting timeliness. Our findings reveal that company characteristics have a significant effect on reporting timeliness, with the exception of ROI and DER. Furthermore, the board of directors is found to exert a substantial influence on reporting timeliness, whereas the board of commissioners does not exhibit a significant impact. These results shed light on the critical factors influencing financial reporting practices in the digital age and hold implications for regulators, investors, and practitioners seeking to enhance the efficiency and transparency of financial reporting processes on the internet.
Highlights:

Company characteristics influence reporting timeliness: The study examines how specific company characteristics impact the timeliness of financial reporting on the internet, providing insights into the factors that affect the efficiency of reporting processes.

Board of directors' significance: The research highlights the significant role of the board of directors in influencing reporting timeliness, underscoring the importance of effective governance structures and decision-making processes within organizations.

Limited impact of board of commissioners: The study reveals that the board of commissioners does not have a significant impact on reporting timeliness, emphasizing the need for further exploration of their role and responsibilities in financial reporting oversight

Keywords: financial reporting, timeliness, internet, company characteristics, board governance
Tax Aggressiveness in Consumer Goods: Liquidity, Leverage, Earnings, and CSR Dynamics
Authors: Martaningrum Mutiara , Sriyono Sriyono 
Published: January 2023

This study explores the relationship between liquidity, leverage, earnings management, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and tax aggressiveness in the consumer goods manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2015 to 2019. Employing purposive sampling and panel data regression analysis on secondary data from financial reports, the research aims to assess the individual and combined effects of these factors. The findings reveal that leverage and CSR exhibit a significant negative impact on tax aggressiveness, while liquidity demonstrates a negative effect. Moreover, earnings management is positively associated with tax aggressiveness, albeit not significantly. Simultaneously, the comprehensive analysis reveals that liquidity, leverage, earnings management, and CSR collectively influence tax aggressiveness. These findings provide valuable insights into the interplay between financial and non-financial factors in shaping tax strategies adopted by manufacturing firms, enabling policymakers, practitioners, and scholars to better understand and manage tax behavior in the corporate sector.
Highlights:

Liquidity and Leverage: The study reveals the negative impact of liquidity and leverage on tax aggressiveness, indicating that companies with higher liquidity and lower leverage tend to exhibit less aggressive tax behavior.

Corporate Social Responsibility: The findings demonstrate that corporate social responsibility practices have a significant negative effect on tax aggressiveness, suggesting that socially responsible companies are less likely to engage in aggressive tax strategies.

Earnings Management: While not significant, the positive association between earnings management and tax aggressiveness highlights the need for further examination of the complex relationship between financial reporting practices and tax behavior in manufacturing companies.

Keywords: Tax Aggressiveness, Liquidity, Leverage, Earnings Management, Manajemen Laba, Corporate Social Responsibility
Internet Reporting Timeliness: Influential Factors in Indonesian Listed Companies
Authors: Ahmargatu Hadyan Caesar , Hermawan Sigit 
Published: January 2023

This research investigates the factors influencing the timeliness of financial reporting on the internet by examining a sample of 70 annual reports from 12 companies listed in the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) over a period of 5 years. The study considers various company characteristics, such as profit margin, return on assets, return on equity, earnings per share, liquidity, and debt to assets ratio, and analyzes their impact on reporting timeliness. The results indicate that these company characteristics significantly affect the timeliness of reporting on the internet, except for the variables of Return On Investment and Debt To Equity Ratio. Furthermore, the study examines the influence of corporate governance, specifically the board of directors and the board of commissioners, on reporting timeliness. The findings reveal that the board of directors has a significant effect on timeliness, whereas the board of commissioners does not. However, firm size is not found to have an impact on reporting timeliness. These results contribute to the understanding of factors shaping financial reporting practices in the internet era and have implications for businesses, investors, and regulatory bodies in enhancing the efficiency and transparency of financial information dissemination.
Highlights:

The study investigates factors influencing the timeliness of financial reporting on the internet.
Company characteristics significantly affect reporting timeliness, except for Return On Investment and Debt To Equity Ratio.
The board of directors has a significant impact on reporting timeliness, while the board of commissioners does not.

Keywords: Internet reporting, Financial reporting, Timeliness, Indonesian listed companies, Factors
Teacher-Student Relations in Children with Speech Delays
Authors: Rokayani Rika Badriyatur , Ansyah Eko Hardi 
Published: January 2023

This study aims to describe the forms of teacher-student relationships in children with speech delays. The method used in this research is a qualitative case study method using two research subjects, namely people who work teacher with special needs students who are experienced in assisting and educating children with special needs. The characteristics of the accompanying teacher in this study are the teachers who accompanied children with speech delays, female, experienced in assisting children with speech delays, have a special educational background, have attended training on special education, have competence in dealing with children with specia needsl, have a high sense of empathy. The subject in this study using the purposive sampling technique. The data collection method used interviews. The results of the study indicate that teacher student relationship have unique characteristics. It happens on three aspects, which are conflict, closeness, and dependence. A good student-teacher relationship occurs when the teacher is caring, has more attention, patiently accompanies, and wants to give the best for late-talking children. The impact of the teacher's relationship with children who encounter speech delays is that the child feels comfortable with the accompanying teacher and becomes more diligent in studying. So, as the teacher with special needs students have good relationships with children with speech delays, they feel more grateful, empathize and care for children with special needs. It also happens reciprocally.
Group Cohesiveness and Social Loafing in Students
Authors: Ningtyas Novia Lukita , Maryam Effy Wardati 
Published: January 2023

This research was conducted because of the phenomenon where students of Muhammadiyah University of Sidoarjo experience social loafing with individual characteristics feeling worried or feeling that their contribution is not accepted by the group.The purpose of this research is to understand the cohesive realtionship of social loafing for Muhammidiyah University Students Sidoarjo. This research type is correlational quantitative, sampling a population of 10.730 college students. The sample surveyed 336 college students utilizing sampling proportional technique. This data collection technique uses cohesivity scale & social loafing scale. The scale cohesivity validity result shows 18 out of 24 item are valid andsocial loafing scale test result shows 20 out of 24 items are valid. The reliability of the cohesive scale is 0,880 and social loafing scale is 0,903. The data analysis result utilize correlation product moment pearson, indicating r=-0,829, p= 0,000 <0,05 which implies the hypothesis is valid. The higher the cohesivity the lower socail loafing, conversely the lower the cohesivity the lower the social loafing. The contribution of effective cohesiity towards socail loafing is 68,8 %.
Immunological aspects of the lethal HIV / COVID-19 coinfected cohort
Authors: Mazus A. I. , Tsyganova E. V. , Zhilenkova A. S. , Glukhoedova N. V. , Geyne M. D. , Anikina Yu. A. , Parkhomenko Yu. G. , Mozgaleva N. V. , Vedyapin P. A. , Tishkevich O. A. 
Published: January 2023

SARS-CoV-2 pandemic is now a global medical and social problem. Little is known about its impact on some vulnerable subgroups, such as immunocompromised patients. Therefore, there is still a strong interest in exploring the impact of SARS-CoV-2 infection among HIV-positive individuals worldwide. Aim of the study: to analyze immunological aspects of the deceased patients with HIV/COVID-19 coinfection. Materials and methods. We provided retrospective analysis of 258 patient’s electronic medical records. All patients were admitted to the Infectious diseases hospital № 2 with HIV / COVID-19 coinfection and died in May 2020 – February 2022. Standard immunological parameters were analyzed like CD4+, CD8+ counts and immunoregulatory index for different patient’s subgroups. Statistical data processing was provided by SPSS 17 version (allowable error E = 5 %). Results and discussion. The study demonstrated CD4+ and CD8+ reduction in HIV-infected with COVID-19. Late HIV-presenters didn’t display such phenomenon probably because of immune system exhaustion. COVID-19 itself in some cases could lead to immunodeficiency worsening due to depletion of T cell populations in HIV-patients on effective antiretroviral therapy. Conclusion. Comprehension of different immunological characteristics in HIV / COVID-19 coinfected patients could improve therapeutic approaches for this challenging cohort.