Determinants of job satisfaction among commercial bank's employee: A case study of Affin Bank Berhad
Employee poor performance often relates to individual satisfaction towards his or her job. In this study, Two-Factor Theory was applied to determine the relationship between job satisfaction among Affin Bank's employees (as dependent variable) with compensation and benefit, work environment, re...
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2014
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| Online Access: | https://etd.uum.edu.my/4673/1/s812914.pdf https://etd.uum.edu.my/4673/2/s812914_abstract.pdf https://etd.uum.edu.my/4673/ |
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| Summary: | Employee poor performance often relates to individual satisfaction towards his or her job. In this study, Two-Factor Theory was applied to determine the relationship between job satisfaction among Affin Bank's employees (as dependent variable) with compensation and benefit, work environment, relationship with immediate supervisor and career advancement opportunities (as independent variables). The theory suggests that there are two factors that could satisfy and dissatisfy an employee. The first factor is the motivational factor which could encourage workers to perform their duty and achieves job satisfaction. The second factor is hygiene factor which will dissatisfy employee if it is not sufficient. Survey was conducted randomly among three hundred Affin Bank's employees in various departments and the result indicates that there are significant relationship between the dependent variable and independent variables especially for compensation and benefit and employee relationship with supervisor. Random interview with the employees also reveal that they were not satisfied with the payment structure offered by the Bank. Thus, it is evidence that motivational and hygiene factors have a significant impact to job satisfaction among bank's employees and confirm with the theory proposed by Herzberg |
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