As part of academic and extracurricular activities, educational institutions and other organisations conducted various programmes for the students, teaching and non-teaching staff.
Our Correspondent Kohima, Oct. 18 (EMN): A research study has revealed that a majority of private college teachers in Nagaland are not ‘satisfied’ with their current job, while salaries and benefits were found to be the most influencing factors in determining the satisfaction level of college teachers in the state. The study was published in a book titled ‘A comparative study of human resource management practices in government and private colleges of Nagaland’, authored by Dr. Gopal Chetri, vice principal of Oriental College, Kohima and Dr. Ratan Kaurinta, assistant professor in the Department of Commerce, Nagaland University, and released in Kohima on Tuesday. “Private college teachers in Nagaland are not satisfied with their current job due to lack of incentives given by the college management and consider themselves less privileged than their counterparts and are ready to leave their post anytime if they get a better job option. This results in high employee turnove