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Employee Satisfaction and Job Performance in the Accommodation Sector: Basis for Human Resource Plans
Удовлетворенность сотрудников и эффективность работы в секторе размещения: основа для кадровых планов
Задоволеність працівників та робота в секторі розміщення: основа для кадрових планів
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Abstract Purpose: It is impossible to meet the needs of customers when employees come and go, and it is costly to find new employees to recruit. The study aims to find ways to retain employees while also investigating why they are leaving. Design/Method/Approach: A descriptive-correlational methods of resea... view more
Purpose: It is impossible to meet the needs of customers when employees come and go, and it is costly to find new employees to recruit. The study aims to find ways to retain employees while also investigating why they are leaving. Design/Method/Approach: A descriptive-correlational methods of research in a quantitative design was used to determine correlation between variables. The study was highly accepted in terms of a Cronbach α = 0.988 which indicates an excellent index of reliability. Survey questionnaires served as a tool to draw facts about employees’ satisfaction and employees’ level of job performances in the accommodation sector. Findings: The study revealed the existing relationship between employee satisfaction and job performance in the accommodation sector. Based on the research findings, employee satisfaction was an important aspect that affected job performance and organizational success. Hence, the accommodation sector may leap at a chance of increasing employee satisfaction since it was the best predictor of job performance in the accommodation sector. Theoretical Implications: This paper expanded the body of research on employee satisfaction in relation to Herzberg Theory: (1) hygiene factors such as work environment, wage and benefits, and job security if not present at work will lead to dissatisfaction; (2) motivator factors such as career and personal work will increase employee satisfaction; (3) employee satisfaction mediates relationship with job performance; Originality/Value: This research can act efficiently through an enhanced human resource plan providing an optimal balance of human capital leading to increased productivity and retained quality employees. Research Limitations/Future Research: This research opens avenues for future research on dynamic capabilities in the hotel sector. Paper type: Theoretical.... view less
Keywords
hotel and restaurant trade; personnel; workload; job performance; work satisfaction; working conditions; motivation
Classification
Human Resources Management
Free Keywords
employee; human resource
Document language
English
Publication Year
2021
Page/Pages
p. 117-124
Journal
European Journal of Management Issues, 29 (2021) 3
ISSN
2523-451X
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed