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Impact of Training on Employee Work Engagement, Tp Task Performance and Organizational Citizenship Behavior Ocb [Ma Human Resource Management ]

Thesis Info

Author

By Maryam Saleem, Nida Rehman, Syeda Kanvall Raz, Sheikh Wasif Islam and Mohd. Saqib

Department

UMT. School of Professional Advancement

Program

MA

Institute

University of Management and Technology

Institute Type

Private

City

Lahore

Province

Punjab

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2019

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Page

37 . CD

Subject

Management & Auxiliary Services

Language

English

Other

School of Professional Advancement; English; Call No: TP 658.30440683 IMP-

Added

2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-02-17 21:08:06

ARI ID

1676714270358

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عقل مند بادشاہ

عقل مند بادشاہ

کسے شہر وچ اک غریب بندہ رہندا سی۔ انتہائی نیک تے محنتی، سارا دن محنت کردا تے جو کجھ ملدا اوس اتے ربّ دا شکر ادا کردا۔ بچت کر کے اوس دس ہزار روپے جمع کر لئے سن۔ اچانک اوس نوں ضروری کم لئی دوجے شہر جانا پیا۔ اوس پیسے نال لے جاون دیبجائے اپنے گوانڈھی کول امانت رکھوا دتے۔ پر امانت دیندے ویلے کوئی گواہ نئیں سی موجود تے نہ ای اوس امانت دی کوئی رسید لئی۔

چھ مہینیاں پچھوں جدوں اوہ بندہ واپس آیا تاں اوس نے گوانڈھی کولوں اپنی امانت منگی۔ تاں گوانڈھی صاف مکر گیا۔ الٹا اوس دی بے عزتی وی کیتی۔ اوہ ہر روز امانت لین جاندا پر گوانڈھی اوس دی کوئی گل نہ سندا۔ شام نوں اوہ تھک کے گھر واپس آ جاندا۔ آخر کار اوس نے فیصلہ کیتا کہ اوہ اپنا مقدمہ بادشاہ دی عدالت وچ لے کے جاوے گا۔ اوہ بادشاہ دی عدالت وچ اپڑیا تے بادشاہ نوں دسیا کہ اوس کولوں غلطی ہوئی اے کہ اوس بغیر کسے گواہ تے رسید دے دس ہزار روپے گوانڈھی کول امانت راکھوے سن پر ہن اوہ اوس دی امانت واپس نئیں کردا۔ ایس لئی میرے پیسے مینوں واپس لے کے دیو۔

بادشاہ نے اوس نوں آکھیا کہ بناں ثبوت دے میں اوس نوں گرفتار نئیں کر سکدا۔ پر اک تجویز اے کہ میں کل عصر دی نماز توں بعد سیر کردا اوس بندے دی دوکان اتے آوے گا۔ توں وی اوتھے آ جاویں۔ میں تینوں جھک کے سلام کراں گا۔ توں بڑی لاپرواہی نال اوس دی جواب دیویں ایسے طرں میں تیرے نال جو وی گلاں کراں توں انتہائی لاپرواہی نال اوہناں دا جواب دینا ایں۔

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