RUSL-Institutional Repository
Institutional Repository of Rajarata University is a service of the Rajarata University Library. This open access Institutional Repository preserves and makes available scholarly research by University and its faculty’s , students, institutes, centers, journals, and organizations. The Repository includes conference papers, scholarly articles, technical reports, theses and dissertations, research datasets and more. By exposing research at Rajarata University through Google Scholar and other search engines, it raises the profile of the University, as well as the individual researcher.
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Karunarathna, W.M.G.
(Faculty of Management Studies Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihinthale, 2017)
ABSTRACT
Employees are the most important asset of an organization. Therefore the
management of the organizations must aware of and make solutions for the problems
incurred due to employee turnover.
Statistics of ...
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Unknown author (Faculty of Management Studies Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihinthale, 2017)
ABSTRACT
Apparel sector generates an income of USD 538bilIion as the 2014 Central Bank of
Sri Lanka report. Apparel sector is the highest income generator of the country;
Textile Industry provides 33% of employment ...
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Naotunna, Kaushalya
(Faculty of Management Studies Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihinthale, 2017)
ABSTRACT
Apparel sector generates an income of USD 538bilIion as the 2014 Central Bank of
Sri Lanka report. Apparel sector is the highest income generator of the country;
Textile Industry provides 33% of employment ...
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Darshanie, P.S.N.; Sundarabarathy, T.V.; Mudalige, A.R.
(Faculty of Applied Sciences, 2025-06-04)
The striped dwarf catfish, Mystus nanus, recently recognized as an endemic species of Sri Lanka, is
the focus of a study aimed at enhancing its conservation through captive breeding programs. This
research evaluates ...
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Bandara, R.B.M.G.N.; Sundarabarathy, T.V.; Mudalige, A.R.
(Faculty of Applied Sciences, 2025-06-04)
Labeo heladiva (Teleostei: Cyprinidae) is slow-growing, endemic minor cyprinid species in Sri Lanka
with potential as a sustainable nutrient option to combat malnutrition within the country. This study
aimed to investigate ...
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