ALIH PROFESI DALAM PERSPEKTIF ISLAM : STUDI FENOMENOLOGI DI PERUSAHAAN PELAYARAN PT. MERATUS LINE SURABAYA

Company PT. Meratus Line Surabaya, increased competence to offset
giving the opportunity to grow with the company as well as providing a
competitive remuneration package. The shipping company PT. Meratus Line
implement knowledge management activities with the purpose of managing
knowledge is a valuable asset. Knowledge management activities are expected
to streng then the human capital capabilities of companies to perform
maintenance, repair and operation of the vessel which has become one of the
company's core competencies. Planning on the selection sailors who want to
join a strategy to obtain and utilize sailors in achieving corporate goals, and
sailors received compensation in the form of a salary in addition to base salary
and reward performance targets given work.
The purpose of this research to understand and open behavioral
citizenship Sailors in cruise company PT.Meratus Line Surabaya, going over
the profession sailor on cruise company Meratus Line Surabaya and over the
profession that occurred in PT. Meratus Line Surabaya Islamic perspective.
This research approach with a qualitative method, with a model of Alfred
Schutz fenomologis approach to the study saw social behavior as behavior that is
oriented to the past, present and future of a person who switched professions
Ship Captain.
The results of this study behavioral citizenship 1. Sailors in PT. Meratus
Line Surabaya very strong by helping each other junior sailors in order to
increase rapidly, 2. Rather profession in PT. Meratus Line would occur on a
sailor top spot with high competence, 3. Rather profession for sailors in PT. Meratus Line in the perspective of Islam is encouraged to look for happiness in life in accordance with Qodho' and Qodhar man, and 4. PT. Meratus Line make the switch professions at employees who are considered capable and have knowledge of the sailors to other parts of the land in accordance with Islam.

Keywords: Rather professions, behavioral citizenship sailors, competence,