• Motivation of lecturers at state universities in Sri Lanka a case study with reference to university of Sri Jayawardenepura, Sri Lanka 

  Sellahewa, WN; Samarasinghe, TD [Conference-Full-text]

  There are number of researches have been conducted related to motivation in different countries with reference to various professions. Here, the researcher was interested to conduct this study with reference to the motivation ...
• A Preliminary study on the positive and negative aspects of working from home during the corona pandemic 

  Sellahewa, WN; Samarasinghe, TD; Samarasinghe, NK [Conference-Full-text]

  Work from home can be regarded as the panacea for existing many of the industries during Covid-19 pandemic. The focus of the research is to identify the positive and negative aspects of working from home during covid-19 ...
• Can spirituality drive sustainable consumption intention? 

  Rasanjalee, RMKS [Conference-Full-text]

  The climate change and environmental depletion has made sustainable consumption a rising area of investigation with the purpose of understanding the factors influencing such phenomenon. Nevertheless, with the external ...
• Effects of child’s pester power in the parent’s purchase decisions in relation to fast moving consumer goods market in Sri Lanka. 

  Wasala, WMASM; Ravindran, N; Bandara, WASC; Pratheepan, T; Jayasuriya, NA; Munasinghe, AASN [Conference-Full-text]

  For decades, the Pester Power of a Young Consumer has piqued interest, providing new areas of research for interested parties. The goal of this research is to look into the involvement of the kid in the decision-making ...
• The Impact of human resources information system on non-executive employees’ performance with special reference to manufacturing industry 

  Pushpasiri, GTTK; Pushpasiri, GTSY [Conference-Full-text]

  The very purpose of the study was to determine the impact of Human Resource Information System (HRIS) on employee job performance. HRIS is a software or online solution for entering, tracking and storing data. Employee job ...
• A Study on factors influencing brand reputation: with special reference to franchised fast-food restaurants in Colombo district 

  Piumali, PLGSD; Hettiarachchi, HSS [Conference-Full-text]

  Today fast-food culture is a strongly uprising trend in the world. However, those fast food are unhealthy for human life and most people have proved that in various ways. Nonetheless, these fast-food restaurants have a ...
• A Comparative study of Sri Lankan and global retail banking customer behavior changes due to the Covid – 19 health crisis and responses by banks 

  Panditaratne, S; Dilmi, M; Samarasiri, NC; Waas, P; Gunawardane, G [Conference-Full-text]

  Organizations and consumers worldwide were caught off guard by the COVID-19 pandemic and banks and banking customers have been no exception. Research surveys across the world address several changes in retail banking ...
• Ethical banking: will it be millennials choice? 

  Jayasekera, MAK De.S; Pushpakumari, MD [Conference-Full-text]

  The business Banking has been blamed by many including Academia and Civil society for neglecting its Social-Environmental responsibilities. In their aspiration to make high financial gains, banking overlooked its responsibility ...
• Effect of camel model on bank performance: with special reference to listed commercial banks in Sri Lanka 

  Thisaranga, KDIU; Ariyasena, DLMNK [Conference-Full-text]

  The banking sector has become a rapidly growing sector in the world recently and its financial soundness and performance are essential to the stable and sustainable economic growth of a country. This study investigated the ...
• Financial retirement planning: a survey among provident fund contributing employees in a tertiary educational institution 

  Alles, L.; Kumarapperuma, CU; Bazeer, FA; Wickramage, WKVD; Wickramasinghe, AACMD; Perera, RAM [Conference-Full-text]

  This study investigates the retirement planning behavior of EPF contributing workers of Sri Lankan tertiary educational institutions, considering their awareness, concerns, attitudes, and accessible information of financial ...
• The Relationship between family supportive supervisor behavior and the work-family-conflicts of employees in logistics sector Sri Lanka 

  Dilathmika, L; Randika, C; Dilantha, N; Wickramaarachchi, G; Dissanayake, A [Conference-Full-text]

  Work-family conflict has been shown/highlighted in numerous studies to have a negative impact on both physical and psychological health with many consequences. Most jobs in the logistics sector requires working round the ...
• Quality of life (QoL) in university undergraduates in Sri Lanka 

  Wijayarathna, PL; Gamage, IG; Nimanthika, SHCN; Anasinghe, MN; Dunuwila, VR; Jayasooriya, S [Conference-Full-text]

  Quality of Life (QoL) of university students remains an under studied topic that can raise problematic situations if not addressed properly. Many university students are immersed in an environment of high levels of stress ...
• Interest of undergraduates towards forming an entrepreneurial venture: evidence from Sri Lanka. 

  Menaka Gamage, DGMP; Pradeep Kumara, RHGW [Conference-Full-text]

  University system is expected to contribute to the economy by producing entrepreneurs. In the context of Sri Lanka, even with the rise of entrepreneurship programmes and an increase in students following such programmes ...
• Information extraction from Sri Lankan job advertisements via rule-based approach 

  Bandara, RMHD; Gunasekara, HASS; Peiris, WADS; Wijekoon, WMHC; De Silva, TS; Hewawalpita, SGS; Rathnayake, HMSC [Conference-Full-text]

  One of the major problems in the Sri Lankan labour market is the lack of availability of demand side information. This lack of information has created a gap between supply and demand of labour. Job advertisements provide ...
• The Factors influencing on students’ choice of undergraduate research project 

  Sellahewa, WN; Samarasinghe, TD [Conference-Full-text]

  The purpose of the current study is to investigate the factors influencing on Students’ choice of the undergraduate research project in Sri Lanka. The main objective of the present study is to identify the factors influencing ...
• Examining the influences of cognitive and conative perspectives on individual adaptive behavior 

  Hewavitharana, JL; Jayakody, GH [Conference-Full-text]

  High percentage of mobile app users uninstall downloaded apps without continuing the usage. Moreover, empirical literature provides evidences on the importance of conative perspectives on adaptive behaviour. However, in ...
• Factors affecting the level of stress among undergraduates in Sri Lanka with special reference to covid-19 

  Madhusanka, AKP; Jayasuriya, NU; Ravishanka, MKU; Pothupitiya, SN; Weerarathna, RS; Dunuwila, VR [Conference-Full-text]

  To combat the rapid spread of COVID-19 infections universities and higher educational institutes in Sri Lanka had to suspend all on campus activities and had to tranfer into online learning. This resulted in a swift change ...
• The Effect of perceived university support and perceived institutional support on entrepreneurial intentions 

  Abhayarathne, MHR [Conference-Full-text]

  Despite efforts taken to nurture entrepreneurship among young graduates in Sri Lanka, graduates still tend to show greater preference for paid employment over self-employment. This phenomenon is true for both students ...
• The Impact of social capital on exploratory innovation activities 

  Weerawardane, SD [Conference-Full-text]

  The inadequate use of social capital to improve exploratory innovation activities is a phenomenon observed amongst countries within the world. The previous literature states that social capital enhances the exploratory ...
• Countering the economic crippler; analysis on prevention of money laundering law in Sri Lanka 

  Patabendige, CLCM [Conference-Full-text]

  As per the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), money laundering is the ‘processing of criminal proceeds to disguise their illegal origin to legitimize the ill-gotten gains of crime’. Money Laundering is a transnational ...

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