Track: Case Studies

Abstract

This analysis aims to define and evaluate the impact of motivation and rewards on management productivity through the Soppeng District Police Station (Polres) performance appraisal framework. This study was performed using a causal design and a quantitative methodology at the Polres of Soppeng Regency. Both Soppeng District Police officers, as many as 351 personnel, were in the sample community. The sampling procedure was carried out using a purposeful sampling technique in this analysis, and the final sample collected was 150. Data collection methods are carried out by evaluation, interviews, questionnaires and notes, and data processing techniques using route analysis. The findings revealed that the efficacy of management is the secret to an organization's progress in completing multiple roles and duties in line with predetermined objectives. Additionally, benefits are often a consideration that plays a significant role in impacting the success of management. A decent and equitable level of rewards encourages workers to fulfill their tasks optimally. It would further improve the organization's professionalism in performing performance analyses that are done due to high commitment from the apparatus and equal and proportional rewards offered to them.