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Dynamics of international labour migration of Sri Lanka

De Silva, I.; Siriwardhane, D. (2012)

The objective of this study is to examine the recent patterns of international labour migration dynamics of Sri Lanka to understand the issues related to the recent migration. The study primarily relies on secondary data ...

Can Compensating Wage Differentials, Economically Empower Women? Empirical Evidence from South Asia

Wijayawardhana, W. M. P. M.; Siriwardhane, D. R. J. (2021)

The path towards gender equality, poverty eradication and inclusive economic growth can be built by women empowerment. This study addresses the problem of inadequate female labour force participation in South Asia. As such, ...

Economic Sensitivity of Non-Working Females for Wage Differential Compensation: Empirical Evidence from Sri Lanka

Wijewardhana, W.; Siriwardhane, D. (2021)

The pathway towards gender equality, poverty eradication and inclusive economic growth can be built by women empowerment. This study addresses the problem of inadequate female labour force participation in South Asia. ...

SOCIO-ECONOMIC DRIVERS OF INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT LABOUR MIGRATION: CASE OF A DEVELOPING COUNTRY CONTEXT

Siriwardhane, D. (2021)

Socio-Economic Factors in Determining the Female Labour Force Participation in Sri Lanka

Vasana, J. L. A.; Siriwardhane, D. R. J. (2021)

This study aims to explore the socio-economic factors that shape female labour force participation in Sri Lanka. Accordingly, secondary data from the Central Bank of Sri Lanka and the World Bank were employed to explore ...

HOW HEALTH MATTERS TO THE WEALTH OF A NATION? CASE OF A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

Siriwardhane, D. (2022)

Extraordinary Strains in Food Supply Chains: A Literature Review on COVID-19 Induced Food Supply Chain Disruptions and Resilience

Karunarathna, N.; Siriwardhane, D.R.J.; Jayarathne, P. G. S. A. (2022)

As a new agitator of Supply Chain disruptions, COVID-19 global pandemic has significantly triggered an extraordinary series of shocks on food supply chains worldwide including bottlenecks in farm labor, processing, ...

Do Labour Migrants Bring Well-Being to the Households? Revisit the Pathway from Neoclassical to Pluralism

Siriwardhane, D. (2021)

The aim of this review is to review the literature on the impact of international labour migration and remittances on household well-being and present a theoretical and conceptual framework to facilitate empirical studies. ...

Handcuffs to Education of Gender Minorities: The Impact of Educational Barriers on Labor Supply of the Transgender Community in Sri Lanka

Wijayawardhana, W. M. P. M.; Chaminda, J. W. D.; Siriwardhane, D. R. J. (2023)

This research study is to fill a research gap\ through an in-depth- qualitative study which explore causes for transgender under-education in Sri Lanka at the initial phase and investigate the impact of those causes on ...

Determinants of women’s wage differential compensation sensitivity and residential sectorial diversity of it: An exploratory study in Sri Lanka

Wijayawardhana, W.M.P.M.; Siriwardhane, D.R.J. (2022)

Purpose- This study explores the determinants of women's wage differential compensation sensitivity (WWCS) in terms of female labor force participation and examines the nature of residential sectorial (urban, rural, and ...

Exploring the measurements of COVID-19-induced supply chain disruptions and their implications on the economic vulnerability of small-scale farmers

Karunarathna, N.; Siriwardhane, D.; Jayarathne, A. (2023)

Purpose – The main aim of this study is to explore the appropriate factors in measuring COVID-19-induced supply chain disruptions and the impact of these disruptions on the economic vulnerability of small-scale farmers in ...

Happiness at Work: Case of Apparel Industry in Sri Lanka

Silva, O.; Siriwardhane, D.; Hettiarachchi, A. (2022)

The objectives of the study were to; examine the differences in happiness at work among white-collar and blue-collar workers in the apparel industry and to explore the main contributing organizational level factors to ...

Becoming a Masseuse at the Place Called the Spa; A Narrative Analysis of the Lives of Masseuses in the Geographic Context of Sri Lanka

Ilangasingha, R. (2022)

Influence of the Aestheticized Work Environment on Managerial Life in Sri Lanka’s Corporate Sector

Ilangasingha, R. (INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN SOCIAL SCIENCE, 2023)

In this paper, I examine how the lives of managerial workers are being affected by the rapid aestheticization processes that are happening in contemporary work organizations. Using the photo-elicitation technique as the ...

Physical Environment and Employee Happiness in Two Public Sector Offices in Colombo District

Fernando, W.W.C.D.; Perera, T.G.U.P. (2022)

Employee happiness can determine the productivity and service quality of production and distribution spaces such as offices. The study aims to examine how the workplace physical environment is associated with employee ...

චරිතය වෙළඳ භාණ්ඩයක් බවට පත්කර ගැනීමේ ශ්‍රී ලංකා නීති තත්වය : ප්‍රකට පුද්ගලයන්ගේ ප්‍රතිරූපයට ඇති අයිතිය තහවුරු කිරීම සඳහා ස්වාධීන ආරක්ෂක පද්දතියක අවශ්‍යතාවය

විජේරත්න, ෂෙහානි ශානිකා (මනුරාව නීති සංග්‍රහය, 2018)

What causes women lawyers to hit a glass ceiling? A suggestion for legal education and professional institutes in Sri Lanka

Shanika, W.R.M.S. (The Postgraduate Institute of Management, 2021)

A very few women lawyers have been represented in senior positions even though many women enrolled in the profession, reflecting a severe problem in women career advancement in the legal profession of Sri Lanka. In this ...

The Student Perspective on Usability of Learning Management System at University of Sri Jayewardenepura

Amandi, H.E.D.; Shanika, W.R.M.S. (Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2021)

Student Satisfaction on Online Learning Environment: A Study of Western Province Universities in Sri Lanka

Poornima, Y.; Shanika, S. (Department of Commerce, Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2021)

Purpose: Even though education is a one of the precious assets of a country, the COVID-19 outbreak has caused to close higher education institutes for a long period of time. This new normality mandated to conduct teaching ...

Fear of Online Identity Theft on Online Purchase Intention in a Sri Lankan Ccontext: Mediating role of Trust in E-payment Systems

Madawala, S.; Shanika, S. (Department of Commerce, Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, 2021)

Purpose: The world is gradually heading towards a digital future in which cashless transactions will play an increasingly crucial part in regular business operations. However, an analysis of the digital behavior of Sri ...

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