Job Satisfaction and Performance in a Changing Environment.

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Main Author:	Siggins, Jack A.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1992
Subjects:	Attitudes Higher Education Information Technology Job Performance Job Satisfaction Library Administration Organizational Change Organizational Effectiveness Participative Decision Making Professional Development Quality of Working Life Relationship Research Libraries Resource Allocation Rewards Work Environment
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contents	Job Satisfaction and Performance in a Changing Environment. Siggins, Jack A. Attitudes Higher Education Information Technology Job Performance Job Satisfaction Library Administration Organizational Change Organizational Effectiveness Participative Decision Making Professional Development Quality of Working Life Relationship Research Libraries Resource Allocation Rewards Work Environment Discusses the nature of job satisfaction, its relationship to performance, and associated organizational factors, such as commitment, in research libraries. Symptoms of job dissatisfaction are outlined, and a framework for improving job satisfaction provides suggestions in the areas of hiring, professional development, job design, empowerment, and reward structure. (18 references) (EA)
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spellingShingle	Job Satisfaction and Performance in a Changing Environment. Siggins, Jack A. Attitudes Higher Education Information Technology Job Performance Job Satisfaction Library Administration Organizational Change Organizational Effectiveness Participative Decision Making Professional Development Quality of Working Life Relationship Research Libraries Resource Allocation Rewards Work Environment Job Satisfaction and Performance in a Changing Environment. Siggins, Jack A. Attitudes Higher Education Information Technology Job Performance Job Satisfaction Library Administration Organizational Change Organizational Effectiveness Participative Decision Making Professional Development Quality of Working Life Relationship Research Libraries Resource Allocation Rewards Work Environment Discusses the nature of job satisfaction, its relationship to performance, and associated organizational factors, such as commitment, in research libraries. Symptoms of job dissatisfaction are outlined, and a framework for improving job satisfaction provides suggestions in the areas of hiring, professional development, job design, empowerment, and reward structure. (18 references) (EA)
title	Job Satisfaction and Performance in a Changing Environment.
topic	Attitudes Higher Education Information Technology Job Performance Job Satisfaction Library Administration Organizational Change Organizational Effectiveness Participative Decision Making Professional Development Quality of Working Life Relationship Research Libraries Resource Allocation Rewards Work Environment
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ462821

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