Issues on the Relationship between Job Satisfaction, Job Attitudes and Work Behavior among the Staff in Academic Libraries.

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Main Author: Nkereuwem, E. E.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1990
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contents Issues on the Relationship between Job Satisfaction, Job Attitudes and Work Behavior among the Staff in Academic Libraries. Nkereuwem, E. E. Academic Libraries Developing Nations Employee Attitudes Foreign Countries Higher Education Job Performance Job Satisfaction Library Administration Library Personnel Motivation Techniques Organizational Climate Professional Recognition Salaries Work Environment Reviews theories on job satisfaction and evaluates their relevance to the work environment of libraries. Analyses of data from survey of Nigerian librarians seem to indicate that some of the theories are irrelevant in that context because survey respondents agree that their level of job satisfaction is directly determined by amount of money they can earn. (14 references) (Author/SD)
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spellingShingle Issues on the Relationship between Job Satisfaction, Job Attitudes and Work Behavior among the Staff in Academic Libraries.
Nkereuwem, E. E.
Academic Libraries
Developing Nations
Employee Attitudes
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Job Performance
Job Satisfaction
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Motivation Techniques
Organizational Climate
Professional Recognition
Salaries
Work Environment
Issues on the Relationship between Job Satisfaction, Job Attitudes and Work Behavior among the Staff in Academic Libraries. Nkereuwem, E. E. Academic Libraries Developing Nations Employee Attitudes Foreign Countries Higher Education Job Performance Job Satisfaction Library Administration Library Personnel Motivation Techniques Organizational Climate Professional Recognition Salaries Work Environment Reviews theories on job satisfaction and evaluates their relevance to the work environment of libraries. Analyses of data from survey of Nigerian librarians seem to indicate that some of the theories are irrelevant in that context because survey respondents agree that their level of job satisfaction is directly determined by amount of money they can earn. (14 references) (Author/SD)
title Issues on the Relationship between Job Satisfaction, Job Attitudes and Work Behavior among the Staff in Academic Libraries.
topic Academic Libraries
Developing Nations
Employee Attitudes
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Job Performance
Job Satisfaction
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Motivation Techniques
Organizational Climate
Professional Recognition
Salaries
Work Environment
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ424861