As shown in Table 3, the correlation coefficient for Pay Level Satisfaction and POS was significant at 0.712.
Supervisor’s support and POS have a significant relationship with a correlation coefficient of 0.830. While the
variable, “Career development Opportunities”, was found as positively correlated with POS with a coefficient of
0.843. Career development Opportunities was found to have the highest correlation coefficient in its
relationship with POS among all other variable while Pay level satisfaction has the lowest.
Eisenberger et al (1986) suggested that organizational support, that shows organizational care for employees
and recognition of the employee contribution, is generally the outcome of different variables. Organizations
mainly rely on HR practices in treating their employees. As found in this study, that employee perception of a
set of HR practices is important contributor to the evaluation of their POS. The correlation results, in
combination, supported our assumption, the relationship between these precedent HR practices and POS was
positively significant.
Employees pay level satisfaction was found as positively associated with their POS. However, although this
relationship was significant but is the lowest among all other precedents. This finding suggests that while
evaluating the degree to which the organization supports them, the employees consider their pay level.
Although it gives the impression that pay level satisfaction is relatively playing lower role in influencing their
decisions but still it is an important measure of employees’ satisfaction
As shown in Table 3, the correlation coefficient for Pay Level Satisfaction and POS was significant at 0.712.
Supervisor’s support and POS have a significant relationship with a correlation coefficient of 0.830. While the
variable, “Career development Opportunities”, was found as positively correlated with POS with a coefficient of
0.843. Career development Opportunities was found to have the highest correlation coefficient in its
relationship with POS among all other variable while Pay level satisfaction has the lowest.
Eisenberger et al (1986) suggested that organizational support, that shows organizational care for employees
and recognition of the employee contribution, is generally the outcome of different variables. Organizations
mainly rely on HR practices in treating their employees. As found in this study, that employee perception of a
set of HR practices is important contributor to the evaluation of their POS. The correlation results, in
combination, supported our assumption, the relationship between these precedent HR practices and POS was
positively significant.
Employees pay level satisfaction was found as positively associated with their POS. However, although this
relationship was significant but is the lowest among all other precedents. This finding suggests that while
evaluating the degree to which the organization supports them, the employees consider their pay level.
Although it gives the impression that pay level satisfaction is relatively playing lower role in influencing their
decisions but still it is an important measure of employees’ satisfaction
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