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ABSTRACTION
This study aims to determine the influence of Resonance Character and Servant Leadership to
Working Performance of Police Personnel in State Police Academy (SPN) Central Java with
Professionalism as intervening variable. The sample of this study was amounted to 120
respondents by using Proportionate Stratified Random Sampling technique. Analysis method of
this research is by using analysis technique PLS (Partial Least Square) through SmartPLS
software. The results of the study indicate that Resonance Character has positive and significant
impact on Professionalism, Servant leadership has also positive and significant impact on
Professionalism, The positive and significant impact of Resonance Character on Working
Performance, Servant leadership has a positive and significant impact on Job Performance,
Police Professionalism has a positive and significant impact on Working Achievement, Police
Professionalism mediates the influence of Resonance Character to the work of performance and
that Police Professionalism mediates the influence of Servant Leadership on working
achievement.
Keywords: Resonance Character, Servant Leadership, Police Professionalism and Job
Performance.
A. INTRODUCTION
1. Background of Study
Police is a state apparatus that has duty and responsibility to serve public in maintaining
the security, order and law enforcement as it stated in Tri Brata where members of the Police will
always protect, protect and serve the community and the authority and obligation in accordance
with the basic task of Police according to the Law No. 2 of 2002 on the Indonesian National
Police, Article 13. Along with the development and changing times, the public's expectation on
police’s performance is higher. This requires that police performance to increase continuity year
by year to provide excellent quality services and more professional. Members of Police in State
Police Academy (SPN) Central Java in addition to carrying out their duties in terms of service to
the community and administrative tasks unity, also perform the duties as educators and
caregivers of the Student Formation and Development. By having that high burden of duty, the
police in SPN are expected to work and carry the job professionally.
The successful implementation of Police duties is also influenced by the leader who is
responsible for all the job implementation. Exemplary leadership when implemented will lead to
good results, but still the need for supervision of out-put and punishment in case of deviation
(Purwanto, 2016). Herujito in Prihatsanti and Wijayanti (2013) argued that the Police Institution
is a fraction of ABRI (Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia), characterized by military
culture and seniority that implicates its leadership into militaristic style, where its movement uses
a command system that depends on the position, high discipline demands and rigid and difficult
to accept criticism from subordinates. Military style is now changed to Police which embrace the
community to a new motto of protecting, protecting and serving the community (Law number 2
Year 2002).
Servant leadership within the Police is expected to improve the quality of service to the public in
order to improve the Police Professionalism services and established a harmonious relationship
between higher position or superiors and subordinates. A research indicates a positive
relationship in the application of Servant Leadership is able to reduce work stress on educators
Pusdik Binmas Police Banyubiru (Prihatsanti and Wijayanti, 2013). These results show that
Servant Leadership is able to improve the performance and commitment of Police members as
indicators of the Police Professionalism (Heryadi and Pujiastuti, 2013). Police Professionalism
becomes an element and motivation that contributes someone to reach high achievement.
Working performance is often identical with a person's ability that relates to commitment to the
profession. Professionalism in Police is expected to increase the Police Working Performance of
Indonesia Police members that eventually increase problem solving level in the community. The
professionalism itself becomes an element of motivation in contributing to work performance
(Kalbers and Fogarty in Marwan, 2015).
Based on the above description, the researchers are interested to conduct research on "The
Impact of Resonance Character and Servant Leadership to the Police Working Performance in
SPN Central Java with Professionalism as Variable Intervening"
2. Problem Formulation
Based on the above background it is formulated the problem of research as follows: whether
Character of Resonance and Servant Leadership Influence to the Police Working Performance
Personnel in SPN Central Java with Professionalism as intervening variable.
3. Research Objectives
The purpose of this study is to determine whether the Character of Resonance and Servant
Leadership affects to the Police Working Performance Personnel in SPN Central Java with
Professionalism as intervening variable or not. The benefits of this research are expected to
provide more information to practitioners in general and the Police in particular to enhance the
organizational character and implementation of Servant Leadership, which will improve the
Police Professionalism or Police Working Achievement.
B. REFERENCES
1. Working Achievement
In general, working performance can be interpreted as a result achieved in a job in accordance
with the required criteria. According to Nawawi in Irawan (2013) "Job performance is an
achievement of results in accordance with the rules and standards applicable to each work
organization. Based on Sunyoto’s concept (2015) Job Performance is the work achieved by a
person in carrying out the completion of the work assigned to him.
According to Flippo in Sunyoto (2015) the factors that can be measured in Job Performance are
as follows:
a. Working quality, relating to the timeliness, skills and personality in doing the job.
b. Working quality, relating to the giving of additional tasks assigned by superiors to
subordinates.
c. Reliability, with regard to attendance, holiday time and scheduled delays are presented in the
workplace.
d. Attitude, an attitude of employees that show how far their responsibility toward the attitude of
friends, superiors, and the level of cooperation in the completion job.
2. Professionalism
Hall (1968) argues that Professionalism deals with two important aspects of the structural and
attitude aspects. Structural aspects are part of the formation of training, establishment of
professional associations and the establishment of codes of ethics. While the attitude aspects
associated with the formation of the soul of professionalism (Hernawati, 2008).
According to Hall (1968) in Halim and Susilawati (2016) there are five dimensions of
professionalism, these are:
a. Devotion to the profession, Service dedication to the profession is reflected in the dedication
of professionalism by using the knowledge and skills possessed.
b. Social obligation is a view of the importance role of the profession and the benefits gained by
both society and professionals due to work.
c. Independence, independence is interpreted as a view of a professional person who must be
able to make their own decisions without pressure from others.
d. Belief in the rules of the profession is a belief that the most authorized to assess professional
work is a fellow profession, not an outsider who has no competence of science and their work.
e. Relationships with fellow professions are to use professional ties as a reference, including
formal organizations and groups of informal colleagues as the main idea in the work.
3. Resonance Character
The Resonance character of Resurrection comes from the Palapa Oath, Pancasila, Tribrata as a
life guidance and Chatur Prasetya as the guideline for Indonesian Police, 18 characters of
National Education, Dharma, Wise, Knight and others crystallized into 12 Character Resonance
Values. Based on the definition of Character from Alwisol (2010) Resonance character is the
depiction of behavior by highlighting the values of life in the Police to support duties as
Protector, Public Servant and Law Enforcement.
The source of Resident's Character living in the organization of Police is the Palapa Oath,
Pancasila, Tribrata as the life guidance and the Catur Prasetya as the guidelines for the work of
the Indonesian Police that has been crystallized into 12 Character of Resonance namely:
a. Believe and have faith to the Almighty God, Believe in the Almighty God with full confidence
and persistence of himself obeys all His commandments and avoids wrongdoing and sin.
b. Love the Nation. Loving the nation is a deep affection with all components of his nationality.
c. Democratic, Having principles of democracy.
d. Discipline, Discipline in this case is obedient law, leadership, obedient to orders or rules that
are officially considered binding confirmed by the authorities or government.
e. Hard Work and Intelligence, The meaning of hard work and intelligent means doing a job,
activity or work with a high spirit and persistent to something that is balanced with the power of
the heart.
f. Professional, Professional is doing a job that requires special skills to carry out their duties.
g. Simple, humility. The humble person sees others as God-created creatures with special
features.
h. Empathy, Empathy is a mental state that makes a person feel or identify himself in the same
state of feeling or mind with a person or a group.
i. Honest and Sincere, Honesty guided by conscience, in relation to that honesty can be
interpreted also as an action in accordance with the conscience, which is doing what it should be.
j. Fair, meaning equal, siding with the right and not acting arbitrarily.
k. Exemplary, Example means to emulate or being a good for example.
l. Integrity, integrity is the moral superiority and identity and consistent action in accordance
with the values and codes of ethics, responsible, honest, true, reliable, faithful and committed.
4. Servant Leadership
Servants Leadership prioritizes members, empowers and helps them develop their full
personal capacity. Servant leadership is a type or model of leadership developed to overcome
leadership crises in the form of declining members confidence in the exemplary leader.
(Mukasabe, 2004). Servant Leadership from Laub (1999) is an understanding and leadership
practice that prioritizes the development of subordinates rather than the interests of the leader.
Barbuto and Wheeler (2006) modify Servant Leadership behavior to 8 Aspects, they are:
a. Altruistic calling: putting the interests of others above their own interests and committed to
work hard to meet the needs of his subordinates.
b. Emotional healing: improves and restores subordinate morale from trauma or suffering.
c. Wisdom: recognize environment signs easily, understand the situation and understand the
implications of the situation.
d. Persuasive mapping: skills to map issues and conceptualize the probability of occurrence and
articulate opportunities.
e. Organizational stewardship: prepares organizations for a positive contribution to their
environment through community service and community development programs.
f. Humility: humble as well as placing and rewarding other’s achievements more than the
achievements themselves.
g. Vision: invites members to determine the future direction of the organization and write a
shared vision.
h. Service: shows his service behavior to subordinates.
5. Development of Research Model
1. H1: Resonance Character affects Police Professionalism.
2. H2: Servant Leadership has an effect on Police Professionalism.
3. H3: Resonance Character affects Police Staff Performance.
4. H4: Servant Leadership has an effect on the performance of Police Staff.
5. H5: Police Professionalism has an effect on Police Working Achievement.
6. H6: Police Professionalism mediates the influence of Resonance Character Resonance to the
Police Working Achievement.
7. H7: Police Professionalism mediates the influence of Servant Leadership on Police Working
Performance.
Based on the theory and previous research results which have been described to underlie
this study, and then developed a research model such as the following figure:
Where:
n = number of samples
N = total population
d = margin of error or maximal error that can be tolerated in this study is 5%, with a value of N =
172 people and d = 5%, then:
In the process of sampling using the technique of Proportionate Stratified Random
Sampling is a sampling technique used when population has members who are not homogeneous
and stratified (Purwanto, 2010). Of the 120 required samples taken at each rank level of 30.3%
was then obtained for the non – commissioned Officers, first and middle Officers are 40 each.
Types and Data Sources
Data used in the research are primary and secondary data. Primary data of this research comes
from questionnaires filled by respondents. While the secondary data used in this study comes
from the archive or report from officer at SPN Central Java, the data of police officer teaching at
SPN Central Java, as well as other things that related to research.
Method of collecting data
The methods of data collection in this study use Questionnaire and Library Studies.
Variable Measurement
The measurement of variables uses Likert scale, (Umar, 2002)
Descriptive Statistics Analysis
The type of descriptive statistics used in this study is index analysis (Ferdinand, 2011: 289).
Scoring techniques conducted in this study is a minimum of 1 and maximum of 7.
Index value = {(% F1x1) + (% F2x2) + (% F3x3) + (% F4x4) + (% F5x5) + (% F6x6) + (%
F7x7) / 7
Where:
a. F1 is the frequency of respondents who answered 1 of the scores used in the questionnaire.
b. F2 is the frequency of respondents who answered 2 of the scores used in the questionnaire.
c. And so on up to F7 for who answered 7 of the scores used in the questionnaire.
By using the three-box method, the range of 90 was divided by 3 so as to produce a range of 30
that will be used as the basis of interpretation, as follows (Ferdinand, 2011: 292):
10.00% - 40.00% = Low
40.01% - 70.00% = Medium
70.01% - 100% = Height
D. Data Analysis Method
1. Data Analysis Technique
Data analysis in this study uses WarpPLS 5 software, PLS (Partial Least Square) is a variance-
based structural equation analysis (SEM) that can simultaneously perform measurement models
test as well as structural models test.
2. Measurement Model
a. Measurement Model (Outer Model)
The outer model is used to assess the validity and reliability of the model. The following will
describe the validity and reliability of the instrument test.
1) Test of validity
The indicator is considered valid if it has an AVE value above 0.5 or shows the entire outer
loading variable dimension has a value> 0.5 loading so it can be concluded that the measurement
meets the criteria of convergent validity. The AVE formula (average variance extracted) can be
formulated as follows:
2) Test of reliability
Further test of reliability can be seen from the value of Cronbach's alpha and the value of
composite reliability coefficient (ρc). To say one is a reliable statement item, the Cronbach's
alpha value must be> 0.7 and the composite reliability value should be> 0.7. Calculated by the
following formula:
a. Coefficient of determination R2
The structural model (Inner model) is evaluated by looking at the percentage of variance
explained by the value of R2 for the dependent variable using the Stone-Geisser Q-square test
size and also looking at the magnitude of its structural line coefficients. If the result yields a
value R2 is greater than 0.2 then it can be interpreted that the latent predictor has a major
influence on the structural level.
Table 4.11. R-Square value
R-Square variable
Variabel R-Square
2. Implications
To realize the expected Work Achievement needs to increase activities such as Spiritual
Guidance to each individual follower of religion to increase faith and devotion to the almighty
God which is an indicator of the Resonance Character with the highest average value. As well as
the need to conduct motivational activities such as Police NAC periodically to review the
characters needed in the implementation of the duties of police members and also to increase
organizational commitment and relationships among members. In addition to jointly build the
Vision of the Organization, the leadership also needs to put the common interest above its own
interests. Leaders need to make visits to members who are experiencing a disaster so that
members will feel noticed by the leadership. It is also necessary to increase activities outside the
unity such as joint hygiene or sports together with the community and other agencies to create a
more synergy between the Police, Society and other agencies.
3. Suggestions
a. For Police State Academy (SPN) Regional Police of Central Java:
1) Resonance Character is more improved by way of coaching and leadership exemplary.
2) Indonesian Police leaders in SPN Central Java is more improved in applying Servant
Leadership, especially in giving autonomy to subordinates when working on their duty.
3) Indonesian Police professionalism is further enhanced, especially in terms of increasing
cooperation when working in teamwork, less desire to accentuate individualism while working in
team because it requires understanding, cohesiveness and synergism in completing joint tasks.
b. For Further Researchers
The results of this study are still limited to be reviewed. Many factors affect the Police Working
Achievement that has not been studied deeply. Based on these limitations, it is advisable to
further researchers to examine other factors such as Reward and Punishment for members,
Promotion of education and positions, facilities and infrastructure as well as other factors that
influence the personnel working performance. In advanced, researchers can focus more on other
research variables on working Performance.
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