Abstract
This study investigates the impact of five determinants of the rewards
system on employee’s motivation in the context of private schools. A sample of 310
respondents is drawn from the private school teachers of Karachi. The rewards system
was measured through five independent variables including salary offered, recognition,
promotion, working content, and working conditions. By using exploratory factor and
regression analyses, the results show that except salary offer, rests of the four variables
have been found statistically significant to predict teacher’s motivation. However, the
recognition of efforts followed by working conditions have revealed the greatest impact
on teacher’s motivation. Thus, the management of the private schools should not only
recognize the efforts of their teaching staff but also concentrate on revising and enriching their working conditions to increase their level of motivation. A major contribution
of this paper from the theoretical point-of-view is that it is possible to observe a negative effect of ’salary offer’ towards teacher’s motivation particularly in the context of
a developing country such as Pakistan. Another valuable finding is that ’salary offer’,
an important antecedent of employees motivation, although not significantly related to
teacher’s motivation in this study, is a provider of a very strong motivating factor
for predicting teacher’s motivation at both primary and secondary level of education.
Areas for future research are also discussed.
Muhammad Shahnawaz Adil, Neelam Fatima. (2013) Impact of Rewards System on Teacher’s Motivation: Evidence from the Private Schools of Karachi, Journal of Education & Social Sciences, Volume 1, Issue 1.
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