Title of article :
Exploring Opportunities for Government Retirees to Transfer their Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and other Characteristics (KSAOs) for the National Development: Evidence from Malaysia
Author/Authors :
Yahya, Khulida Kirana Universiti Utara Malaysia - School of Business Management, College of Business, Malaysia , Johari, Johanim Universiti Utara Malaysia - School of Business Management, College of Business, Malaysia , Adnan, Zurina Universiti Utara Malaysia - School of Business Management, College of Business, Malaysia , Isa, Mohd Faizal Mohd Universiti Utara Malaysia - School of Business Management, College of Business, Malaysia , Daud, Zulkiflee Universiti Utara Malaysia - School of Business Management, College of Business, Malaysia
From page :
119
To page :
139
Abstract :
The number of Malaysian senior citizens is expected to rise to 2.71 million by the year 2020. Malaysia will then become an ageing society, which includes the government retirees who have reached their mandatory retirement age of 60 years old. This study intends to examine KSAOs of the government retirees in Malaysia and to identify the opportunities for the retirees to transfer their KSAOs for the national development. To elicit findings, a total of 1,609 questionnaires were analyzed using SPSS version 16.0. The results indicated that most of the retirees had acquired vast KSAOs throughout their years of service, especially in the areas related to their tasks and responsibilities. It is therefore of paramount importance for the government and non-government bodies to develop appropriate means for these retirees to use their KSAOs. Several policy guidelines such as programs and activities can be undertaken by the relevant bodies to help government retirees optimize their KSAOs in a more meaningful way.
Keywords :
government retirees , KSAOs , national development , Malaysia
Journal title :
Social and Management Research Journal
Journal title :
Social and Management Research Journal
Record number :
2550836
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