This study examined the attitudes toward the performance appraisal of academics of public universities in Sri Lanka. The sample was selected using stratified and simple random sampling techniques. The sample size was ...

Like in many other developing countries, Sri Lanka too urban work force contributes largely to the labour force of the country. Colombo is the highly urbanized district in the country whereas 78 percent of its population ...

Banking industry is a crucial industry in the Sri Lankan economy. With the development of technology, the self-banking concept has been introduced in the island and it has now become an integral part to both customers ...

Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) which are responsible for two thirds of the world’s deaths have become a major health burden in the world today. Of the 56 million global deaths in 2012, 38 million (68%) were due to NCDs, ...

Literature on urban migration in Sri Lanka over the decades emphasizes that migration plays a vital role in urban population growth and which are shaped by number of social, economic and political factors. Migrant population ...

Academic stress can affect any person who engages in academic works, and the level of stress can vary from person to person. According to Mashi and Gulrez (2006), stress is one of the crises of a lifestyle which affects ...

Pollution and earth-destructive behavior has obliged humans to look for ways to restore natural resources. As such, through the past few decades, the use of eco products has become a well-accepted approach and is now ...

Food Security is one of the major challenges the world faces today. Food Security is inherently interlinked with other current global challenges of economy and climate. Though Sri Lanka is an agricultural country where ...

The study examines the factors affecting the gender-based consumer purchase intention towards ethical fashion in Sri Lanka. Primary data was gathered using self-administrated questionnaire through online platform and ...