Pengaruh Harga Jual Minyak Goreng Bimoli terhadap Keputusan Pembelian di Toko Andika Distrik Mega Kabupaten Sorong

The problems faced by the community or consumers in the mega district are: the reach faced by the community in the mega district, the obstacle is that it is far from the mega district to Sorong district to shop in Sorong district so that the community or consumers can make decisions to be able to choose Andika shop is an alternative to be able to shop for Bimoli cooking oil at Andika shop, because Andika shop is very close in the Mega District and the reach of the public or consumers to be able to shop at Andika shop is very close so that it can ease the economy of the people or consumers in the Mega District, Sorong Regency. The analysis technique used is simple linear regression. The results of the tests conducted in this study stated that there was a positive influence between the selling price of bimoli oil and the purchase decision of 0.744 with a significance level of 0.000, less than 0.005. The relationship between the selling price of bimoli oil and the purchase decision at the Andika Store, Mega District, Sorong Regency is based on a correlation coefficient analysis (R) of 0.785 and based on testing the coefficient of determination (R2) of 0.616 or 61.6% and 28.5% is influenced by other factors such as promotion

Pengaruh Beban Kerja dan Lingkungan Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karjawan Distrik Sorong Utara

The influence of excessive workload can create an uncomfortable working atmosphere for workers. Excessive work load can trigger the emergence of work stress more quickly. On the other hand, a lack of workload can cause losses for the organization/agency. This is because the responsibilities given by the government for the work do not match the abilities possessed by the workers, which can result in errors in financing the work of employees in the North Sorong District. Problems that occur due to the varying characteristics of the human resources they have and the mismatch between the workload and the capabilities of the human resources can result in the work being given to be of poor quality. Based on this problem, the researcher defines and uses the title "The influence of work environment workload on employee performance North Sorong District. This study uses a quantitative approach. Data obtained in the field is in the form of quantitative data, according to Sugiyono, is data that is processed from research results in the form of numbers, where the quantitative approach is the acquisition of data from various sources of information that is relevant to the problem being researched and is related to proof of the concept/theory used. For the work environment North Sorong District employees include equipment, work facilities and work relations. The equipment in the North Sorong District is complete manually and the existing facilities regarding the work relations in the North Sorong District are well established

From Act to Practice : Practitioners Seminar [Handout 2]

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From Act to Practice : Practitioners Seminar [Handout 1]

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The Children's Hearings (Scotland) Act 2011 : Key Changes

The Act and a range of associated Rules and Regulations came into force on 24 June 2013. The Act in detail can be accessed at www.legislation.gov.uk/asp/2011/1/contents and more detailed materials for practitioners can be accessed at www.clanchildlaw.org The aim of the legislation is to modernise and strengthen the children's hearings to ensure better outcomes for children and young people. In particular, the new law will: bolster effective participation of children and young people and their parents/carers; improve consistency; and strengthen the implementation of the orders made by hearings

Pengaruh Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia Terhadap Kualitas Pelayanan Pada Gereja Bukit Zaitun Malanu Kota Sorong

Where there is no influence of Human Resource Management on the Quality of Service at the Bukit Olive Church, Malanu, Sorong City, the church dies, so the need for quality management provides an understanding that church management is very necessary for the church to run the service and carry out God's great commission. This research methodology uses quantitative approach. Data obtained in the field is in the form of quantitative data, according to Sugiyono, is data that is processed from research results in the form of numbers, where the quantitative approach is the acquisition of data from various sources of information that are relevant to the problem being studied. The aim of service quality is a form of public assessment of the level of service provided. receive the expected level of service. Human resources are the only resources that have feelings, desires, skills, knowledge, encouragement, power and work

Evaluation Findings : From Act to Practice Phase 1

The Children's Hearings (Scotland) Act 2011 was introduced to modernise and strengthen the children's hearings system, with the ultimate aim of delivering better outcomes for children. Changes in the Act cover the structure for panel members and safeguarders, modernising the grounds for referral, clarifying who has rights in the system, and making the system and processes more transparent. The changes also provide for the ability of children and their families to participate more effectively in the process, as well as removing obstacles to implementation of hearing's orders, and generally aiming to improve consistency across the system. It was recognised that these changes would have a significant impact on everyone who comes into contact with the children's hearings system. Consequently, Cl@n Childlaw and the Centre for Excellence for Looked After Children in Scotland (CELCIS) developed and delivered a programme of information seminars about the changes

Decolonize MSU

During Native American Heritage Month, a campus-wide conversation was held about Montclair State University\u27s Native Land Acknowledgement, which publicly acknowledges that MSU occupies the traditional territory of the Lenni-Lenape People. It also commits our University to be the urgent, difficult work of decolonization. Focus on Education: This panel discussion includes a reflection on how K-12 schools and teachers can do more to support Indigenous students and communities, decolonize the curriculum, and teach about Native American history and culture in meaningful, relevant, and effective ways. Invited Guests: Dr. Rev. John Norwood (Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape, NJ) Turtle Clan Chief Vincent Mann (Ramapough, NJ) Dr. Lisa Brooks (Choctaw, OK) Moderators: Brianna Dagostino & Daine Ocampo Martinez Page Footer Sponsors: The Land Acknowledgement Committee of the University Senate; CHSS; CEHS; Anthropology; History; Religion; The Holocaust, Genocide, and Human Rights Education Project; Writing Studies; Family Science & Human Development; Office for Social Justice & Diversity; MSU Adjunct Union AFT Local 602

SISTEM PENGUASAAN TANAH DRUThe Ownership System of Druwe Desa Land in Relation toWE DESA DAN KAITANNYA DENGAN UNDANG-UNDANG NO. 5 TAHUN 1960 DI KECAMATAN TEJAKULA, KABUPATEN DAERAH TINGKAT II BULELENG

The term druwe desa (i.e., right of ownership of druwe desa land) is found in Article II Basic Agranan-Law (BAL), but it is not legally definable by the law itself. Meanwhile, the current literature on this subject does not provide detailed clarification of the ownership system of druwe desa land.This research aims to find out the system of ownership of druwe desa land in the subdistrict of Tejakula, Regency of Buleleng. It attempts to reveal facts about its existence, the features inherent in its system of ownership, and the status of the right of ownership after the BAL came into effect.From the existing fifteen desa adat (traditional village communities) in the subdistrict of Tejakula, eight village were selected (Bangkah, Pacung, Julah, Sangambu, Gentuh, Gretek, Sambirenteng, and Tembok) as samples by random sampling, involving 351 respondents. The selection of respondents was made on the basis of a stratification according to the types of druwe desa land: 71 owners of prajuru desa, 157 owners of pekarangan desa (housegardens), 60 owners of ayahan desa, and 63 owners of former ayahan desa. The research instruments used were questionnaires and interviews. The collected data, both quantitative and qualitative, were analyzed qualitatively.The research findings have shown that: (1) druwe desa land in Tejakula, Buleleng is still in existence but restricted to cultivated areas(2) ownership of druwe desa land appears to have the characteristics existing in those of the ownership of ulayat (communal land), therefore it is qualified as such, or at least it is similar to it(3) in terms of Article 3 BAI the status of the right of ownership of druwe desa land is legally acknowledged. In reality, the change of status of ayahan desa land into private ownership, either through conversion (Article II BAL) or the adoption of landreform legislation, results in the removal of the land from a village community s ownership ( ulayat desa adat). This is not true in the case of the change m status of tanahpura, in which the ownership of a Pura does not remove the land from the right of a village community.It seems that there has been a mistaken perception towards the effects of the regulations in Article 11 BAL so that conversion has not remain as it stands, and attempts to rectify it should be made.Keyword: the ownership system, druwe desa land, Basic Agrarian Law (BAL