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Item IMPACT OF LEADERSHIP, TEAMWORK, AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF A LEADING TIRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN SRI LANKA(Department of Human Resource Management, Faculty of Commerce and Management Studies, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka., 2025) Jayalath, A.G.K.H.; Gamage P. N.This study explores the influence of leadership, teamwork, and employee engagement on employee performance with a case study set on a leading tire manufacturer in Sri Lanka. In a highly competitive and dynamic manufacturing sector, employee performance is a prime mover of organizational goals. However, there is a major void in the empirical field regarding leadership styles, teamwork dynamics, employee engagement and their influence on performance in the Lankan manufacturing context. The study adopts a quantitative approach to research and sets out to gather primary data through a cross-sectional design. Self-administered questionnaires were distributed to 300 operational and executive-level employees from the production and supply chains that had been selected with the help of a simple random sampling method. The data were analyzed descriptively and with correlation and regression analyses in SPSS software to establish the relationships between the key variables. An attributing factor to effective collaboration, marked by trust, cooperation, and mutual support, increases productivity by creating a certain synergy among workers. Employee engagement too, played a vital role and showed that if workers are engaged, they have higher levels of productivity, dedication, and job satisfaction. This article adds to the theory and methods by pointing to leadership, collaboration, and employee participation as crucial elements to improve employee performance within the Sri Lankan manufacturing sector. It provides practical recommendations for HR professionals and organizational leaders to accomplish strategic plans such as leadership training programs, team-building events, and employee engagement approaches that will force the production of a successful and growing organization.Item Impact of Teamwork on Employee Performance of ABC Company(Faculty of Commerce and Management Studies, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2016) Wanasinghe, T.; Wanigasekara, W.M.S.K.With the intention of investigating the impact of teamwork on employee performance, this study was conducted in a Sub Business Unit (SBU) of one of the leading group of companies in agrochemical industry that comes under the agricultural sector of Sri Lanka giving special consideration into leadership style, team trust, team spirit and employee performance. Main objective of the research was to investigate the impact of teamwork on employee performance. Hypotheses were developed separately to test whether there is a relationship between each independent variable along with the dependent variable. Total population of the SBU was 120 and a representative sample of 92 employees was selected using simple random sampling technique to collect data via a questionnaire. Quantitative analysis was carried out to find the correlation and regression. Teamwork, team leadership style and team trust had a strong correlation with employee performance while team spirit had a moderate correlation. Regression analysis also revealed that all three independent variables have significant relationships with the dependent variables. The outcome of the qualitative analysis clearly observed that majority of the employees has identified that team work motivates them in delivering at their optimum capacity. All the employees agreed that team work has a positive influence on increasing the profit level of the SBU and main reasons were emphasized as collaboration and mutual support among team members, having common objectives, shared vision and mission and blending of diverse talents and innovative ideas to achieve complex targets. With the analytical results it can be concluded that teamwork, team leadership style, team trust and team spirit respectively have positive and significant relationships with employee performance. It is recommended to have further in-depth studies to prove the outcome of this research.