FACTORS AFFECTING THE IMAGE OF COAL COMPANIES IN THE PROVINCE OF EAST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA
Keywords
financial performance, work environment, legal compliance, company imageAbstract
The objectives to be achieved in this study are to: 1) analyze the direct and indirect impact of financial performance and corporate image on the legal compliance of coal companies in East Klimantan province, 2) analyze the direct and indirect impact of management quality on the company's image in East Kalimantan province, 3) analyze the direct and indirect influence of the work environment on the corporate image and legal compliance through the corporate image in East Kalimantan province, 4) analyze the direct and indirect influence of the community environment on legal compliance through the corporate image, and 5) analyze the direct influence on the law through the corporate image in East Kalimantan province. This study uses a quantitative approach with the PLS-SEM Warp model. Results. This study found that out of the thirteen hypotheses proposed, all exogenous variables had a direct positive and significant effect on their endogenous variables. Conclusion. Of the thirteen hypotheses proposed in this study, the results were positive and significant.
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