Emotional Intelligence, Workload, and Cyberloafing on Organizational Commitment and Performance of Teachers at the Pelalawan High School Level

Abstract

Schools as the spearhead of education are required to improve the quality and quantity of learning outcomes. The number of problems in schools certainly cannot be separated from the concern of students, teachers, and education staff in achieving the school's vision and mission. This study aims to analyze the influence of emotional intelligence, workload, and cyberloafing on organizational commitment and performance of Indonesian language teachers at the Pelalawan high school level. The population of this study was all Indonesian language teachers at the high school level in Pelalawan Regency as many as 61 samples. This study used descriptive analysis and PLS Structural Equation Model analysis. The results of this study indicate that emotional intelligence is positively significant to organizational commitment, but not significant to teacher performance. The negative workload variable is not significant to organizational commitment but the positive is not significant to teacher performance. The cyberloafing variable is significantly positive on organizational commitment and not significantly negative on teacher performance.

Derivation of Sago Processed Food in Yupaet MSMEs

“…However, it is also faced with several challenges that need to be overcome to continue to develop and compete in the market. In addition, with the development of processed sago food in Yupaet MSMEs, it is hoped that it can have a positive impact on the local economy, and sago farmers, as well as improve the image of processed sago food products from Indonesia at the national and international level (Nyoto et al, 2023). Implications 1.…”

The Influence of The Value of Oil and Gas Exports and Imports on The Country's Foreign Exchange from 2010-2017

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“…Figure 1. Development of Crude Oil Exports, Oil and Gas Products from 2010-2017 Source: Processed from customs documents of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (PEB and PIB) obtained from the BPS website Figure 1 can be seen that in 2010-2017 the value of Indonesian gas and oil exports in 2010 to 2011 increased then experienced fluctuations in the following year but decreased in 2015 to 2017 and the development of the value of Indonesian crude oil exports experienced fluctuations because the development was uncertain from year to year(Nyoto et al, 2023;Sari et al, 2021;Vina et al, 2021). From the graph above it can be stated that the value of exports of gas and oil products in 2010 reached US$ 13,669.4 million and US$ 3,967.3 million, then in the following year it experienced fluctuations but began to decline in 2015-2017 to US$ 8,746.5 Million and US$ 1,643.0 Million then the value of crude oil exports also experienced fluctuations in its development in 2010 amounting to US$ 10,402.9, increasing in 2011 amounting to US$ 13,828.7 Million, decreasing in 2012 amounting to US$ 12,293.4 million then decreased continuously to US$ 5,354.9 million in 2017(Rifai et al, 2023;Saitri et al, 2023;Suhardjo, 2023).…”