Abstract:
This research aimed to study factors related to morale encouragement in the operation of non-commission soldier battalion cavalryman under Cavalry Squadron King Guard 3. Data were collected from 165 soldiers by using questionnaires. Statistics used to analyze the data included mean, Standard Deviation, t-test, and F test.
The results of this research found that:
1. The factors affecting on the soldiers morale and encouragement both an overall and each aspect were at a moderate level, as follows: working performance, chance for future advancement, welfare within the oqganization, equity in organization, and adequate income, respectively.
2. The comparison of the personal factors of respondents with factors related to morale and encouragement in the operation of non-commission soldier battalion cavalryman under Cavalry Squadron King Guard 3, revealed as follows:
2.1 Different age, status, and position affected to the morale and encouragement in the operation of non-commission soldier battalion cavalryman under Cavalry Squadron King Guard 3 had no significantly difference.
2.2 Different education level affected to the morale and encouragement in the operation of non-commission soldier battalion cavalryman under Cavalry Squadron King Guard 3 in the aspects of the adequate income and the chance for future advancement at .05 level of significance.
2.3 Average monthly income difference affected to the morale and encouragement in the operation of non-commission soldier battalion cavalryman, Cavalry Squadron King Guard 3 at .001 level of significance in the aspect of welfare within the organization.