• MANAGEMENT OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY: IMPLICATION FOR ORGANISATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS. A CASE STUDY OF ASOKORE RURAL BANK LIMITED, OFORIKROM AND KWADASO BRANCHES, KUMASI 

  DANSO, LOVIA; ODURO, FRANCIS; YALLEY, FAUSTINA; SARPONG, ABIGAIL; TETTEH KWEITSU, MARTIN (2019-10-31)

  Due to globalization, a great many people claim the world as their workplace resulting in a very culturally diverse workforce. Workforce diversity has become an important issue in today’s organizations. Diversity exists ...
• WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: ITS CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS 

  AWUAH-FRIMPONG, DANIELLA OFORIWAH; MANU, VICTORIA; AFRIFA NUAMAH, PERPETUAL; MARFO, BRIGHT; AFOLI, HELENA (2019-10-31)
• MARKET ORIENTATION, COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AND SUSTAINABILITY OF FAMILY BUSINESS IN GHANA 

  Darko, Kwabena; Quarm, Emmanuel; Assan, Valentine (2019-10-31)
• EFFECT OF MARKET ORIENTATION ON COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE, MEDIATING ROLE OF ENTERPRISE SUPPORT ORGANIZATION 

  AMOAH, LYDIA; SAMED SEIDU, ABDUL; ASHALEY THOMPSON-ARYEE, SOLOMON NII (2019-10-29)

  Market orientation and its consequences on performance have been broadly examined with researchers coming into consensus of the positive result. Issues SMEs confront are in a type of limited information of customer needs ...
• SKILLS IN ACCOUNTING EDUCATION: A MEDIATING FACTOR OF GUARANTEED JOB OPPORTUNITY 

  GORBACHEV, BUAH AKWASI; ESSIEN, EMMANUEL; ASARE BOAKYE, ERNEST; YUSIF, RAMATU; ADU, REBECCA (2019-10-29)

  The purpose of this paper was to assess the skills acquired in accounting education as a mediating factor of guaranteed job opportunity. The main objective was to assess basic accounting skills, computer skills, analytical ...
• THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF LOAN DEFAULT ON THE PROFITABILITY OF RURAL BANKS: A CASE STUDY OF AMENFIMAN RURAL BANK 

  ASANAB, CYNTHIA; KUSI, RUTH; AIDOO, ANITA (2019-10-29)

  This research was embarked upon to identify the causes and effects of loan defaults on the profitability of rural banks (a case study of Amenfiman Rural Bank). Specifically, the study sought to analyze the factors accounting ...
• IMPACT OF COOPERATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ON ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE. A CASE STUDY OF NESTLE GHANA 

  BOAKYE, BERNARD; DZIFA NYAVI, ROSE; MAWUSE DROEFENU, JENNIFER; OKO NETTEY, RICHARD NII-AKAI; ADJEI MENSAH, JESSICA OWUSUAA (2019-10-29)

  The purpose of the paper is to understand the various CSR activities carried by Nestle Ghana and how these CSR programmes impact the company‘s performance. This study therefore seeks to address the issue by assessing the ...
• GENDER ROLES AND WORK-LIFE BALANCE. 

  NKRUMAH, BARBARA; KPORGBE SELORM, ABIGAIL; ASSUMING, ROBERT; MENSAH, PAUL K (2019-10-29)

  In today’s business, roles of gender difference and work-life balance in organizations is one of the critical issues faced by organizations. This study therefore focuses on gender role and work-life balance in organizations. ...
• AN ASSESSMENT OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE CUSTOMERS SWITCHING BEHAVIOUR IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY: A CASE STUDY IN KUMASI METROPOLIS 

  OTCHERE, CHARLOTTE ADU; ODURO, CONSTANCE ODURO; OWUSUAA, ERNESTINA; ASAMOAH, ESTER; NSIAH, GABBY (2019-10-25)
• ADOPTION OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PRACTICES AND ITS IMPACTS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SOME PUBLIC HEALTH CARE INSTUTIONS WITHIN THE KUMASI METROPOLIS. (A CASE ON KOMFO ANOKYE TEACHING HOSPITAL, TAFO GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL AND SUNTRESO GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL) 

  AFOAKWAH, SARAH; BONSU, ISAAC OFORI; GYAMFI, COLLINS; KWAKU OWUSU, ADAE EMMANUEL; AGYARKO, MARGARET KONADU (2019-10-25)
• INTRINSIC FACTORS OF MOTIVATION AND HOW IT AFFECTS EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE. A CASE STUDY OF SOCEITE GENERALE BANK, KUMASI 

  OSEI YEBOAH, BISMARK; OSEI, REBECCA; ADONU MAWUKU, JILLIAN; ABOAGYE, FAUSTINA; APPIAH, ABIGAIL NANA-AMA (2019-10-24)
• ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION SYSTEM(S) ON HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: A CASE STUDY IN GOIL AND UNIVERSAL BANK OF AFRICA (UBA) 

  ASIEDU, ABIGAIL; ARKO, PHILOMINA; DWAMENA, RACHAEL; OWUSU-ANSAH, HARRIET (2019-10-22)
• IMPACT OF COOPERATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ON ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE. A CASE STUDY OF NESTLE GHANA 

  BOAKYE, BERNARD; NYAVI, ROSE DZIFA; DROEFENU, JENNIFER MAWUSE; OKO NETTEY, RICHARD NII-AKAI; ADJEI MENSAH, JESSICA OWUSUAA (2019-10-22)
• THE EFFECT OF INNOVATIVE CAPABILITIES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES (SMES) IN THE KUMASI METROPOLIS 

  Bediakoh, Gladys Agyeiwaa; Boachie, Vida Oppong; Addae, Job (2019-10-22)
• SKILLS IN ACCOUNTING EDUCATION: A MEDIATING FACTOR OF GUARANTEED JOB OPPORTUNITY 

  BUAH AKWASI, GORBACHEV; ESSIEN, EMMANUEL; BOAKYE, ERNEST ASARE; YUSIF, RAMATU; ADU, REBECCA (2019-10-22)
• MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING PRACTICES IN PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES 

  AGYEMANG GYAMFI, SAMUEL; AMONOO, AKOSUA AHEMAA; ASANTE, IVY ANN OWUSU; TWUM-BARIMA, DANIEL; IMBRAH, YVONNE (2019-10-22)
• JASAT Cover, Editorial, Content 

  Dr. K Ahenkora Prof. S.E. Owusu Prof. S.N. Boapeah Dr. S.B. Adubofour Mrs A.S. Amankwah Mr. Y. Senyah (2018-01-16)

  In this second edition of the journal, we have selected five articles that provide our readers with information on the use and application of systems, tools and frameworks in settings that included the church and public ...
• ACCOUNTING SYSTEM USED IN SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN GHANA, A CASE STUDY IN KUMASI METROPOLIS 

  BOADI, KINGSLEY,JANET,HANNAH,BEATRICE,JUSTICE KOFIAPPIAH,OBENG,MENSAH,ASHUN (2017-11-03)

  ABSTRACT In developing countries like Ghana, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) constitute about 90% of all businesses and occupy a central part of the Ghanaian economy as the main driver in terms of its contribution to ...
• The Female Superiority in Loan Repayment Hypothesis: Is it Valid in Ghana? 

  Samuel K. Afrane, Michael Adusei (2016-07-20)

  The paper subjects the female superiority in loan repayment hypothesis to empirical scrutiny with data from the microfinance industry in Ghana. Using binary logistic regression, our data provide evidence that females are ...
• Promoting Micro-Savings through the NGO Model: The Success Story of Sinapi Aba Trust 

  SAM AFRANE, MICHAEL ADUSEI (2016-07-20)

  The aim of this paper is to offer a cogent basis for integration of voluntary micro-savings into the NGO model of microfinance. We use data from SINAPI ABA TRUST (SAT), a microfinance institution operating in Ghana. The ...

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