The objectives of this research were (1) To study the influence of supervisor’s transformational leadership and organizational justice on job satisfaction of employees of BAAC head office; (2) To study the influence of supervisor’s transformational leadership organizational justice and job satisfaction on organizational commitment of employees of BAAC head office. (3) To validate the causal relationship model of supervisor’s transformational leadership and organizational justice on job satisfaction and the organizational commitment of employees of BAAC head office with empirical data. The variables in this investigation consisted of the following: supervisor’s transformational leadership and organizational justice consist as the independent variables; job satisfaction as mediating variable; and organizational commitment as dependent variable. The researcher used quantitative methods which involved empirical research. The instrument of research was a questionnaire used to collect data from 399 employees from BAAC head office. The statistics used in data analysis were frequency mean percentage and structural equation model analysis. It was found that the model was consistent with the empirical data. Goodness of fit measures were found to be Chi-square (2) = 122.230; Degree of freedom = 150; p-value = 0.952; Relative Chi-square (2/df) = 0.815; Goodness of Fit Index (GFI) = 0.980; Adjusted Goodness of Fit Index (AGFI) = 0.938; Comparative Fit Index (CFI) = 1.000; Standardized Root Mean Square Residual (SRMR) = 0.020 and Root Mean Square Error of Approximation (RMSEA) = 0.000. It was also found that: 1. Supervisor’s transformational leadership had positive and direct influence on employee’s job satisfaction. 2. Supervisor’s transformational leadership had positive and direct influence on organizational commitment. 3. Organizational justice in the dimension of distributive justice had positive and direct influence on job satisfaction. 4. Organizational justice in the dimension procedural justice had positive and direct influence on job satisfaction. 5. Organizational justice in the dimension of distributive justice had positive and direct influence on organizational commitment. 6. Job satisfaction had positive and direct influence on organizational commitment. Based on these findings the researcher recommends that BAAC head office more fully focus on supervisor’s transformational leadership organizational justice in the dimensions of distributive justice and procedural justice to deepen the job satisfaction and organizational commitment.

The objective of this study was to examine the wealth management of educational personnel of the office of the Basic Education Commission of Thailand within Dusit District. From the questionnaires the 330 samples can be analyzed using descriptive statistics including percentage frequency and Chi-square and from interviews with the executives of the Basic Education Commission-the Ministry of Education. The results showed that the majority of respondents were female aged between 25-40 years as the civil servants workingperiod of 1-5 years having their revenue of 15001-30000 baht. From the financial planning savings plan were the most. For planning or possession of the most assets included homes land and condominium. The current form of savings is found that commercial banks have the greatest of deposit. Liabilities were mainly from mortgage loans. Source of savings to for retirement is commercial bank deposits. The financial planning was found that most plan for achieving the stability in their lives. The most difficulty in financial planning is not to estimate money in the future. The assumption test at the significance level 0.05 showed that the differences of gender made the differences in the amount of their monthly saving and the return on investment within six months. Status differences are more likely to have the variation of value of house land condominium movable or personal assets financial assets in money market financial assets in the capital markets or assets for investment purposes all liabilities the approximate time to pay current debt the maximum amount of money that is expected to pay up to a month an amount to save each month the desired return on investment within six months and the expectancy of the future investment. The differences of education level are more likely to have the variation of value of house land condominium movable or personal assets all liabilities interest to be paid the maximum amount of money that is expected to pay up to a month the saving rates the saving amount of each month the desired lengths of achieving the goal of an investment. The differences of revenue are more likely to have the variation of value of house land condominium movable of personal assets financial assets in money market financial assets in the capital markets or assets for investment purposes total value of all liabilities to be paid interest to be paid estimated time to pay current debt the money that is expected to pay up to a month the monthly desired saving rates time to achieve the goal of saving the saving amount of each month investment decisions the demand in return on investment within 6 months and the tax deduction items

This study is to determine guideline to reduce carbon footprint for organization of medium and small hotels in Thailand using the Carbon Footprint for Organization (CFO) according to Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (Public Organization). Conducting with 2 represented medium and small hotels the results showed that the overall carbon footprint average of 2013 was 553t.Co2-e. Considering concentration index by number of guestrooms the carbon footprint was 18.81 kg.Co2e/room-night 221.16 kg.Co2-e/m2 by total floor area and 11.65kg.Co2- e/personby guest. The dominant source of carbon footprint was use of electricity 465t.Co2-e(83.06%). Base on this assessment to use of air conditioning was 60.09 % water heater 17.64 % lighting equipment 15.05 % and other 7.22 % of total electricity used. Therefore guidelines for carbon footprint reducing of the representative hotel were to use technology to reduce electricity consumption for air conditioning water heater and lighting respectively. Based Approach to Reducing Carbon Footprint found that small and medium sized hotels can reduce emissions per year 24.87 t.CO2-e representing the ability to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 4.49% or financial projections be able to save money 171.202 baht per year.

This research aims to reduce waste in the production process to meet the target to find ways to prevent defects occurring in the curing process and to improve preventative measures available today. The waste found in the curing process label the edges are blamed blistering edge under inflated tires cover on low. After brainstorming to find factors that affect the defect by using techniques Six Sigma (Six Sigma).The work five main steps in performing a job defining the problem measuring analyzing problems improved control and severity surveillance and monitoring disorders of the process. It was found that the raw materials are the main parameters that cause much waste as possible. Therefore we have developed an approach to improve the material by adding a preliminary inspection and design documents to determine work procedures. The benefits of this research can reduce the waste that occurs in the curing process of the target by reducing the rate of 8.0 % an average of 7.3% in a survey from January to May 2557 is an average rate of 6.0% In a survey in June 2557 equivalent to saving manufacturing cost 135045 baht per month. The rate of decline is likely to be quite good that make employees feeling and effort to cooperate in the reduction of waste in the production process.