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A Study of the Relationships Among Leadership Styles and Job Involvement as Moderated by Trust and Work Achievement--Evidence From a Radio StationChao, Pin-Feng 25 July 2007 (has links)
The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationships among leadership style, trust, achievement motivation and job involvement. The leadership style was measured by using revised LBDQ which was commonly seen in related research (Lee¡A2000¡FKao¡A2002); The measurement of trust was based on the research of Mayer, Davis & Schoorman (1995) with minor revisions made by Wu (2000); Achievement motivation was measured by using Wu and Lin¡¦s (1997) translated questions. Finally, the measurement of job involvement developed by Lodahl and Kejner (1965) was used.
110 survey questionnaires were issued to the staffs of Kiss Radio, with a total number of 95 valid respondents. The data was analyzed by using SPSS/12 (Statistical Package for the Social Science) for Windows XP. The statistical analyses contained 1).descriptive analysis, 2) reliability tests, 3) factor analysis, 4) Pearson Correlated analysis, and 5) regression analysis.
The results of generally indicated the following:
1) There were significant relationships between structural leadership and job involvement.
2) The sympathy for work is significantly affected by the perfectionism and workaholicism.
3) Significant relationship between structure of leadership and achievement competition of effort was found.
Conclusions, recommendations, as well as limitations of this study were also discussed based on the results.
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The effect of types of Perceptions of Perceptions of Organizational Politics on Job Involvement and Job StressChen, Shun-Tai 29 July 2003 (has links)
Abstract
Government institutions are the largest service industry. Job involvement and job stress of employees have a lot to do with the efficiency of government administration. The study subject is based on soldiers, official employees, as well as educational employees. The purposes of this study are: 1) to demonstrate the concept of perceptions of organizational politics, job involvement, and job stress by means of literature review, 2) to address the effect of perceptions of organizational politics on job involvement and job stress through the evidence-based analysis, 3) to analyze which type of perceptions of organizational politics will increase job involvement or reduce job stress, 4) to provide the recommendations about how to improve job involvement as well as reduce job stress based upon the study results.
The target sample contained one military institution, two administrative institutions, one public corporation, and two public schools through sampling. Data for this study were drawn from questionnaire surveys. Based upon the evidence-based analysis, it was found: 1) there was a slightly significant difference in the demography variable of after-grouped dimension of perceptions of organizational politics, 2) job involvement of employees was associated with the types of perceptions of organizational politics; among them, the ¡§optimism-and-communication-oriented¡¨ group had the highest job involvement, 3) job stress of employees was connected with the types of perceptions of organizational politics; among them, the ¡§dictatorship-and-authority-oriented¡¨ group endured the most job stress, 4) ¡§the distance between policies and practices¡¨ played a critical role in the effect of before-grouped dimension of perceptions of organizational politics on job involvement; there was no significant effect in the after-grouped dimension of perceptions of organizational politics, and 5) the effect of before- or after-grouped dimension of perceptions of organizational politics on job stress was dependent on the types.
Based upon the results, it was recommended to government institutions: 1) to focus on partnership, and to create a interaction-centered environment, 2) to build up a fair, open, and reasonable mechanism of promotion and evaluation so as to boost morale, 3) to strengthen delegation, and communication channel, and 4) to focus on consultation and assistance for employees.
In terms of long-term strategy, managers tend to mold the ¡§optimism-and-communication-oriented¡¨ group, as well as to avoid the bad effect the ¡§superficiality-and-speculation-oriented¡¨ group had on job involvement, and the higher job stress the ¡§dictatorship-and-authority-oriented¡¨ group brought to the employees.
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The Study of the Relationship among Organizational Climate Awareness, Self-directed Learning, and Job Involvement - Taking One International Express Corporation as Example.Chen, Ching-I 18 August 2003 (has links)
The Study of the Relationship among Organizational Climate Awareness, Self-directed Learning, and Job Involvement ¡V Taking One International Express Corporation as Example
Abstract
Organizational climate has an influence on the awareness of organization personnel, and its not only affect their mind, but also behavior. In the changing world, the competition between people has been expanded from one country to the whole world. Learning is necessary for people to keep their competition advantage, and the result of learning will affect the corporation operations, and also bring up the adult learning atmosphere. However, the study is focus on how does the corporation use this learning atmosphere to reinforce employees¡¦ job involvement, and use the organizational climate awareness affect employees¡¦ job involvement. The four types of organizational climate are leadership, organization structure, people relationship and responsibility which is this study trying to discuss the influence on self-directed learning and job involvement, also understand the self-directed learning mediating effect the relationship between organizational climate awareness and job involvement. After statistic analyzing, the results are summarize as following:
1. The different individual variables to organizational climate awareness, self-directed learning and job involvement come out a partly remarkable discrepancy.
2. Organizational climate awareness was positively significant to job involvement.
3. Self-directed learning was affected job involvement partly.
4. Organizational climate awareness was affected employee self-directed learning partly.
5. Self-directed learning was found to have a significant mediating effect between organizational climate and job involvement.
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The effect of orgnizational identification on job involvement- a comparison between regular workers and dispatched workersLin, Mei-Chun 11 August 2008 (has links)
While enterprises are facing competitions from the business environment, they not only rely on progress and innovation but also should understand how to maintain their competitive advantages in order to survive in the fierce and capricious business world. Nowadays, the labor market has been changing rapidly. Decreasing personnel costs and increasing the flexibility in using manpower is a critical factor contributing enterprises¡¦ adoption of dispatched workers. Ever since the business of dispatched manpower has been legally taking effect in Taiwan in 1999, the business already becomes one of the channels for job seekers to look for appropriate jobs. Moreover, enterprises also take advantage of dispatched workers to look for workers fit for their organizations and meanwhile, cut down costs. However, as dispatched workers are widely accepted, it is important to know how to effectively manage dispatched workers within an organization, how to increase their organizational identification and job involvement and furthermore increase overall work performance. There are numerous studies of dispatched workers, such as studies of the welfare condition and job satisfaction of dispatched workers. This study aims at understanding whether or not dispatched workers have different organizational identification and job involvement due to their different employment status. Research results can serve as references for enterprises to manage dispatched workers. This study targets at the high-tech industry in Taiwan and distributed 620 questionnaires to regular employees and dispatched workers in the high-tech company. There are 440 questionnaires for regular employees and 180 questionnaires for dispatched workers. 305 valid questionnaires were collected.
Research results suggest that¡G
1. The regular workers have higher organizational identification than the dispatched workers.
2. The regular workers have higher job involvement than the dispatched workers.
3. There is the significant effect of organizational identification on job involvement.
4. There is the significant difference between the regular workers and the dispatched workers on the effect of organizational identification on job involvement.
Key words: organizational identification, job involvement, dispatched worker.
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Arbetsmotivation - en jämförande studie på ett svenskt företagTorstensson, Anette January 2009 (has links)
<p>Känslan av att man alltid ska vara produktiv är medfödd hos oss människor. Att få de anställda att vara motiverade och därmed prestera bra på arbetet är något som blivit en utmaning för arbetsgivarna, eftersom många arbetstagare numera söker arbetstillfredsställelse på andra sätt än bara genom det faktum att man får lön för mödan. För att undersöka huruvida arbetsmotivationen skiljer sig beroende på kön, tjänst och arbetslivserfarenhet genomfördes en enkätundersökning på ett medelstort svenskt företag. Enkäten innehöll fem frågeområden som tillsammans mäter arbetsmotivation. Deltagare var 64 anställda, varav 48 män och 16 kvinnor. Resultaten visade att män värderade engagemang högre än kvinnor gällande arbetsmotivation. I övrigt visade resultaten inga signifikanta skillnader i arbetsmotivation mellan grupperna vilket kan tolkas som att de anställda på det aktuella företaget utgjorde en homogen grupp med likvärdig arbetsmotivation.</p>
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The influence of achievement motivations and job Characteristics on job involvement ¢w Compared analysis of on the young and old generationsHsu, Pei-jung 17 August 2007 (has links)
This paper is the compared analysis of on the young and old generations. It is focused on the achievement motivations and job characteristics of which influenced on job involvement. As the times changed, people were born on different backgrounds that cause a discrepancy in values and specialities of each generation. This paper is hypothesized the worker¡¦s hard-working level is different when with different achievement motivation and different job characteristics. The sample consisted of the workers in business or government organizations. All data collected and tested by the statistical methods with factor analysis, independent-sample t test, analysis of variance, regression analysis, and hierarchical regression. Conclusions and suggestion are based with the analysis results.
Firstly, some significant differences had been found among different personal variables analysis. Secondly, the independent variable and dependent variable were found a significant difference that they to be interrelated. Finally, the interference effects of achievement motivation and job characteristics on job promise among the young and the old generations. Parts of all hypotheses were found, but there are only partially effects upon interference analysis.
This paper aimed at workers of the young and the old generations compared analysis for an integrated conclusion of which offers the best practice reference.
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Procedural justice, distributive justice on supervisory trust and job involvement of the effect - Moderating effects of performance appraisal valuesChiang, Wen-hsiu 17 August 2010 (has links)
In this study, procedural justice, distributive justice and performance appraisal values to explore and understand the workplace in organizational justice (procedural justice, distributive justice) and the degree of emphasis on the staff performance appraisal values to job involvement and supervisory trust¡¦s influence, in addition, recognized individuals in their work performance evaluation of values, procedural justice, distributive justice, supervisory trust and job involvement are also included in the scope of regulation.
The design of this questionnaire is divided into two parts, first part was in charge of the staff performance appraisal to the implementation of the program is consistent with principles of procedural fairness, the respective high and low procedural justice two kinds of situations. The second part of the assessment results for the charge of the staff can feel a fair, competent staff there to the list of recommended salary increases for the results of the judgments of the respective high and low equity allocation of a fair distribution of two kinds of situations. By these two factors, staggered to form four kinds of different situations, but the questionnaire asked the same item.
The 242 valid questionnaires were collected, results are as follows:
1. High attention to performance appraisal values of person who cares about the fairness of the process and the fairness of reward distribution, shown more positive behavior and attitude that is a geometric results and paid, so the relative level of pay and the investment will more.
2. Whether it is good for promotion or pay less attention to whether or not the person is on the results than those who do not care if the charge given to the fairness of the competition, will have the role of subordinates have incentives, in turn will increase its performance.
3. Competent to conduct any type of operation regardless of behavior would have on our high importance for the performance assessment process, people will have a better work attitude and output, and will not be competent to act and change the emphasis on performance assessment for high allocation of resources of people, but no obvious effect.
4. In the high attention to procedural justice, distributive justice values in the trust's impact on the charge of little, and in the low distributive justice in the gap produced significant effects.
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The sign and construction of performance feedback influence the following job involvementLi, Jheng-yu 24 February 2011 (has links)
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A Study on the Relationships between training, organizational commitment, professional commitment, and organizational citizenship behavior¡ÐThe Moderating Effect of attitude for the supervisorChung, Wu-chung 15 August 2011 (has links)
Besides offering good salary, companies in China start to enhance the job satisfaction of employee to retain employees. The demission rate Uni-President Group has always been lower than others in the same industry; even lower than the overall demission rate of many China enterprises. Among various reasons to affect the demission rate, Uni-President Group in China has a complete and systematic education and training system.
Therefore, we set the training as an independent variable, and the three dimensions of organizational commitment to work, professional commitment, and the organizational citizenship behaviors as dependent variables, to discover the effect of independent variable to dependent variables. We set the supervisor¡¦s attitudes toward employees in the process of training as adjustment variable. Our hypothesis is that the supervisor¡¦s attitude will have effect in organizational commitment to work, professional commitment, and the organizational citizenship behaviors of employee.
In the sample of 302 full-time employees of Uni-President Group in China, the amount of different training courses accepted by employee will have effect on the three dimensions, organizational commitment, professional commitment, and organizational citizenship behaviors of work. And supervisor¡¦s attitudes di have adjust effect in organizational commitment to work, professional commitment, and the organizational citizenship behaviors of employee.
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The Effect of Leadership, Work Motivation on Job Involvement: The Moderate Effect of Organizational JusticeFang, Tzu-hsia 31 August 2011 (has links)
Human resource is an important resource to achieve organizational mission (McGregor, 1960). The impact of strong competition, dramatic changes in the external environment, the business enterprise has a certain degree of impact and influence. How to operate with sustainability in this changeable environment of intense competition would be the prior goal that a firm is pursuing. Under the context of rapidly-changing industrial paradigm, leaders face the critical issue of how to attract excellent employees and keep them dramatically influences the competitiveness of the company.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships among leadership style, work motivation, and job involvement, and also use the oranizational justice as a moderator. This research tries to find out the moderating effect of organizational justice on work motivation and job involvement.
This research targeted the top 1000 companies in manufacturing industry and top 500 companies in service industry which were according to the year 2008 ranking of the Common Wealth Magazine, of that, 417 valid samples were returned.
The study adopts the following statistical analysis techniques: The confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), the reliability analysis, the descriptive statistics, the independent t-test, the one-way ANOVA, the correlation analysis, and the hierarchical regression analysis. The finding were as follows.
1. Both transformational and transactional leaderships show significant positive effects on the extrinsic motivation.
2. Both transformational and transactional leaderships show significant positive effects on the intrinsic motivation.
3. The extrinsic motivation shows significant positive effects on the job involvement; but the intrinsic motivation shows no effect on the job involvement.
4. Both transformational and transactional leaderships show positive effects on the job involvement.
5. The extrinsic motivation has mediated effect between leadership style and job involvement.
6. The procedure justice has moderated effect between intrinsic motivation and job involvement.
This study concludes by discussing for the implications of major findings, which would be a reference to the academy and industries, and make suggestions for further studies.
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