Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) play a vital role in the economy of Sri Lanka. Despite the ethnic unrest prevailed in the country, SMEs have shown a striking progress over the past two decades. The practice of effective ...

In analyzing the unemployment problem confronted by the educated youths in Sri Lanka, 'skills mismatch' hypothesis, first articulated by the ILO Mission to Sri Lanka in 1971 is still highly emphasized as a major reason. ...

The Sri Lankan economic system was drastically changed from a closed feudal agrarian subsistence economic system to a dual economy comprising a plantation sector and a backward subsistence agrarian sector under the British ...

Recruiting and selecting high potential employees does not always assure that they would perform effectively. Employee performance may sometimes be futile, even if they aspire to perform effectively unless they are guided ...

The impact of accounting information on stock market has been one of the most studied topics in the Accounting and Finance research literature. Most of the studies are aimed at identifying in what ways and dimensions of ...

Today many organizations have confronted with the problem of higher level of employee turnover as it brings higher replacement cost to these companies. Specially analyzing the current situation of the Garment Manufacturing ...

Even though having an expanded sector of Small and Medium Enterprises is a basic feature of a healthy economy, the attention paid to their issues especially in developing Countries such as Sri Lanka is inadequate. Instead, ...