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UNIVERSITAS
PENDIDIKAN NASIONAL
2019
FOREWORD
Praise be to God Almighty for His blessings and gifts, the author is able to complete a Research
Report on cooperatives with the title "COOPERATIVE BUSINESS SAD MANUNGGAL JAYA"
well and in accordance with what is expected. Although the author knows that in the process and
research results there are still many shortcomings and errors. However, due to the blessing, effort,
prayer and support from all parties involved in making this report, so it can be resolved. Hopefully
what the writer has provided can provide good benefits for the reader, especially for the writer
himself. Finally, and by not reducing respect, the authors also thank those who have helped to
make this report a reality.
Author
CHAPTER I
PRELIMINARY
BACKGROUND
Because it is very important to report the results of work from assignments that have been given
to students, then by compiling research reports on this cooperative students are expected to make
the correct reports and students are also required to be responsible for their assignments.
This Cooperative research report is made to fulfill one of the grade requirements in the Cooperative
Economics course.
The background in making this report is:
1. Meet one of the value requirements in the Cooperative Economics course.
2. Report the results of the tasks that have been carried out.
3. As written evidence of activities that have been carried out.
4. Research and see firsthand the activities of the Cooperative in the Community
Environment.
SCOPE
Limitations on the scope of writing of this report include:
• History of the formation of the Sad Manunggal Jaya Cooperative
• Vision and Mission of the Sad Manunggal Jaya Cooperative
• Purpose of the Cooperative Sad Manunggal Jaya
• Membership of Sad Manunggal Jaya Cooperative
• The composition / organizational structure of the Sad Manunggal Jaya Cooperative
• Sad Manunggal Jaya Cooperative Activities
• How to manage the remaining money from the Cooperative Sad Manunggal Jaya
EXECUTION TIME
Data collection techniques used by the compiler include:
1. Observation, how to collect report data by carrying out the task of recording and research
directly on the object to get more accurate data also see evidence of cooperative transaction
activities in the community.
2. Interview, asking questions or answering questions directly with the parties concerned,
namely with representatives of cooperatives.
3. Documentation, analyzing documents / data relating to financial transactions.
CHAPTER II
Discussion
Job Description
The Savings and Loan Cooperative of SAD MANUNGGAL JAYA has 7 employees managing
the course of management consisting of:
• Leaders: Monitor the performance of all employees and know the development of the
Cooperative.
• Credit Supervisor: Must be aware of monthly reports that occur at the Cooperative.
• Administration Section: Arranges correspondence in the Cooperative, archives important
documents of the Cooperative, monitors household needs and cooperative stationery.
• Treasurer: responsible for the entry and exit of money, making proof of entry and exit of
money in the cooperative.
• Marketing: Looking for customers who want to join the Sad Manunggal Jaya
Cooperative Savings and Loans
• Surveyor: checks incoming customer data or data of customers who want to borrow
money.
• Collectors: deal with customers who have problems / bad credit.
Product :
Savings
SIMAYA (Tabungan Manunggal Jaya) is a daily savings product collected by collectors from the
SAD Manunggal Jaya Cooperative with a monthly flowering system. SIMAYA is processed with
the intention of not knowing that your money will grow rapidly and profitably.
ADVANTAGES OF SIMAYA:
1. Your savings grow rapidly and quickly because it uses the interest rate calculated every
month, with attractive interest rates and directly added to the savings balance every month.
2. SIMAYA Can Be Used Using Credit (90% of your savings balance).
3. The amount of deposit is very flexible that can determine the amount of deposit according
to ability as long as it does not deviate from the minimum deposit amount in the attached
table.
4. You can manage and reduce the use of excessive funds to pursue a better future
5. How to deposit is very easy and practical can be deposited directly into the cooperative
SAD MANUNGGAL JAYA or picked up by cooperative officers every month
How the Sad Manunggal Jaya Cooperative attracted the public's interest in applying for credit:
• By carrying out literacy to the community, for example such as to markets close to the
cooperative area. And Sad Manunggal Jaya Cooperative also helped petrified local
communities who wanted to borrow funds for ceremonies such as mesangi or cremation.
• Distributing brochures to the public
Turnover
A large turnover will bring in profits, which in cooperative terms is called the residual results of
operations (SHU). So SHU cooperatives are cooperative income obtained in one fiscal year minus
costs, depreciation, and other obligations including taxes in the fiscal year concerned. This SHU
will be distributed back to members, the size of which depends on the amount of contribution of
each member in creating the turnover earlier. In Sad Manunggal Jaya cooperatives have
calculations in the division of SHU which are as follows:
• Cooperative reserves 40%
• 40% member services
• 5% management fund
• 5% employee funds
• 5% education fund
• 5% social funds
• 5% environmental development fund.
CONCLUSION
After reading and studying the discussion above, I, as the writer of this cooperative
research, can conclude that cooperatives are a collection of people and not a collection of capital.
Cooperatives must truly serve the interests of humanity solely on the principle of kinship and not
on the basis of seeking an advantage. Cooperation in cooperatives is based on a sense of equality,
and awareness of its members. Cooperatives are a forum for economic and social democracy.
Cooperatives are jointly owned by members, management and managers. The business is arranged
in accordance with the wishes of the members through a member meeting. Cooperatives as a
business entity can conduct its own business activities such as opening a business and can also
work with other business entities, such as private companies and state companies.
SUGGESTION
It is expected that all members have a cooperative attitude in running a cooperative
business by developing an innovative attitude and courage to bear all risks and hold fast to the
principles of Cooperative Identity. And also the creation of cooperatives that are honest, fair, and
even, the fulfillment of the needs of cooperative members who need them, especially middle and
lower-class students in their daily lives and increasing welfare with campus residents, can develop
the potential and economic capabilities of members, achieving a better quality of life.
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