Relationship between employee’s job satisfaction and organizational performance
According to Fu Kai-Jian (2004), the employee satisfaction in a community of practice affects the organization’s innovation-related performance in a positively significant way. Lu Li-Ru (2006) said employee’s job satisfaction has a significantly positive influence on organizational performance. Li Ming-Hong (2006) noted that employee’s job satisfaction has a positive and significant influence on organizational performance. Citing Taiwanese cosmetic service providers for example, Chen Xin-Mei (2009) explored the relationships among the organizational climate regarding innovation, job satisfaction and organizational performances, and concluded that job satisfaction positively and significantly affects organizational performance. Wong Qin-Nan (2009) also believes that employee satisfaction has a positively significant influence on job performance. In his study of non-profit organizations across Taiwan, Zhang Zi-long (2010) examined the relationships among the hierarchy of needs, pay-level satisfaction, job satisfaction and organizational performance before reaching the conclusion that job satisfaction has a significant and positive influence on organizational performance. We may derive the following hypothesis from the afore-mentioned analyses even if they do not focus on international tourist hotels: (H1): Job satisfaction has a positively significant influence on organizational performance.