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The effect of work motivation and compensation on employee loyalty. High work motivation and fair compensation have proven to play an important role in increasing employee loyalty. High employee loyalty, in turn, can encourage company sustainability in the midst of intense competition. In this research, the method used is a literature review that relies on data from various journals, books, and articles related to the topic. The results show that both work motivation and compensation have a positive and significant relationship with employee loyalty. This suggests that companies need to pay serious attention to both factors to create a supportive work environment. Therefore, companies are advised to strategically manage work motivation and compensation to improve employee productivity and business sustainability, as well as create stronger relationships between employees and organizations.

This study aims to analyze the impact of education and training, motivation, and compensation on employee performance at Bank BNI Main Branch Yogyakarta. A quantitative method using survey and multiple linear regression analysis was employed. A sample of 75 respondents was selected using Slovin's formula from a population of 238 employees. The results indicate that all three variables significantly affect employee performance. Education and training enhance employee skills, while motivation drives employees to commit more to their work. Fair and competitive compensation contributes to employee satisfaction and productivity. This study provides valuable insights for organizations in developing employee-related policies. However, the research is limited to a single branch and employs a quantitative approach, suggesting the need for further studies with a qualitative approach and a broader sample size for more comprehensive results.

Salary reform as a structural improvement in a company’s compensation system is a widely applied strategy to enhance employee motivation and performance. Compensation policies that are responsive to employee needs are expected to create a work environment that supports productivity, where intrinsic motivation can be strengthened through fair and proportional rewards. This study aims to explore the extent of the influence of salary reform on improving employee motivation and performance within organizations by using a literature review method. Based on analyses of previous studies, it was found that salary reform not only plays a significant role in fostering employees' intrinsic motivation but also impacts the overall productivity of the organization. Reforms that include salary structure adjustments, performance-based incentives, and increased transparency in compensation management have proven effective in reducing disparities, enhancing loyalty, and improving workplace climate. These findings strongly imply that management should continuously develop adaptive compensation policies focused on employee needs and well-being, with the aim of optimally contributing to achieving the company’s strategic goals and enhancing organizational competitiveness.

One of the crucial components in human resource management is a fair and appropriate compensation system. This research analyzes the compensation system at UKM XYZ in Bogor Regency using the Overlapping method. Analysis methods include descriptive analysis, job analysis, given system method analysis, and salary mapping analysis with the Overlapping method. The results showed that the initial salary of UKM XYZ was not ideal because the mid-to-mid value comparison was still greater than the spread value. After revamping with the Overlapping method, a new compensation structure was obtained with an increase in operating costs of 6.75%. A competitive and fair compensation system is expected to improve employee motivation, productivity, and performance as well as the competitiveness of UKM XYZ in the industry. This research provides recommendations for UKM XYZ to implement a new compensation system based on the Overlapping method to meet the needs of the company and employees.

One of the important factors that can influence employee work productivity in an agency or company is compensation and the work environment. Appropriate and appropriate compensation as well as a comfortable and very supportive work environment can increase employee work productivity. In this research, the aim of the research was to determine the effect of Compensation and work environment on employee work productivity at Dian Husada Hospital, Mojokerto. The type of research used is an associative quantitative method with data collection techniques used are interviews and distributing questionnaires to employees. The population in this study were core employees at Dian Husada Hospital, Mojokerto. The research sample used was 50 people using a saturated sampling technique. The results of this research show that compensation and environmental variables have a partially positive and significant effect on employee work productivity. And simultaneously compensation and the work environment have a positive and significant effect on employee work productivity at Dian Husada Hospital, Mojokerto.

Human resources as a resource in a company have a strategic role compared to other resources. Humans play a very important role in the development of a company. If a company has higher quality human resources than its competitors, then its performance will definitely increase. Human resource and competency planning in a company plays an important role in improving human resources, especially in terms of employee performance, employee performance to help achieve company goals. In this case, employee performance is a result that can be achieved by an individual or group of people in a company organization according to quantitative or qualitative aspects, considering employee compensation. Apart from that, a mismatch between an employee's competency (the employee's educational background and skills) and their job can also make the employee uncomfortable with what they are doing. This of course greatly affects the level of work productivity in the company. Competencies can clarify work standards and expectations that the company wants to achieve and can make it easier for companies to align work behavior with organizational values. Apart from that, HR planning as an activity is a process of how to meet current and future workforce needs for an organization. In meeting current workforce needs, the HR planning process means efforts to fill/cover workforce shortages both in quantity and quality. HR planning emphasizes forecasting efforts regarding workforce availability based on needs in accordance with future business plans.

Effective compensation management is a key factor for the success and sustainability of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). This study aims to analyze the implementation of adhered and overlapping compensation management at XYZ SME in Subang Regency, West Java. Data were collected through questionnaire surveys, interviews, and documentation studies related to compensation policies and employee salary structures. Data analysis included salary mapping using the adhered and overlapping methods, and job evaluation using the Eckenrode system. The results showed that the majority of employees of XYZ receive basic salaries below the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) and Regency/City Minimum Wage (UMK). The implementation of adhered and overlapping compensation management is expected to improve the internal fairness of the compensation system and provide ideal salary recommendations for employees. The findings of this study provide valuable insights for similar SMEs in optimizing compensation strategies to maintain competitiveness, increase satisfaction, and boost employee productivity. 

This study began with findings that occurred at PT Hanchen Industrial Indonesia, where employees were less than optimal in carrying out their work. It can be seen from the decline in employee work productivity so that the company's targets are not achieved. In this research, it was found that there were several factors that influenced employee work productivity, including compensation, workload and work environment. The aim of this research is to identify and analyze the influence of compensation, workload and work environment on employee work productivity at PT Hanchen Industrial Indonesia. The sample in this study used the Slovin formula with a total of 75 respondents. Data analysis in this research was carried out using the multiple regression method with the help of SPSS version 23 software. The results of the research show that the compensation variable has a positive and significant effect on employee work productivity as evidenced by the t-count value of 4,454 > t-table 1,993, workload has a positive and significant effect on employee work productivity as evidenced by the t-count value of 2,621 > t-table 1.993 and the work environment has no effect and is not significant on employee work productivity as evidenced by the t-count value (-1.313) < t-table 1.993. Simultaneously, compensation, workload and work environment have a significant positive effect on employee work productivity as proven by the calculated F-value of 11,317 > the F-table value of 2.73. The Adjusted R Square determination value is 0.295 or 29.5%.

Applying ergonomic principles in work tool design for manufacturing industries is a crucial factor in improving productivity while maintaining worker health. This research aims to analyze the effectiveness of adaptive work tool design models based on cognitive and physiological ergonomic principles, identify interaction patterns between workstation design and operational performance, and develop a conceptual framework for integrating ergonomic principles into production cycles. The research method adopts a cognitive-physiological approach with qualitative analysis of human-machine interactions, biomechanical simulations using digital human modeling, and muscle load measurements through electromyography. Implementation was conducted using a participatory ergonomics approach and IMU sensor-based real-time monitoring systems. Results show that using materials with controlled deformation capabilities (15-20%) in work tools reduces muscle work by up to 27%, while adaptive automation system integration improves assembly accuracy by 18%. Workstations with ergonomic adjustments increase assembly speed by an average of 12%, and low-cost ergonomic interventions effectively improve productivity by 11-15% in resource-limited environments. Longitudinal analysis reveals that evidence-based ergonomic investments yield a 230% ROI through increased productivity, reduced injury compensation costs, and decreased employee turnover. IMU-based posture monitoring systems integrated with adaptive feedback loops reduced musculoskeletal disorder incidents by up to 41%. In conclusion, ergonomic optimization based on cognitive-physiological principles creates synergy between production efficiency and worker well-being, making it an essential component in achieving sustainable productivity.

This research aims to determine the effect of compensation on the performance of employees in the production department at PT. Semen Tonasa II and III Pangkep Regency. The method used in this research is a quantitative method with the number of respondents being 51 employees who were used as samples using a sampling technique, namely using Solvin samples. The analysis used in this research is a simple linear regression test. The results of simultaneous testing of the education level variable have a positive and significant effect on the work productivity variable as proven based on the results of the simultaneous test with a significance value of f<α (0.000<0.05). The partial test results of the compensation variable have a positive and significant effect on employee performance variables with a significance value of f<α (0.000<0.05).