“CLIMA ORGANIZACIONAL SOBRE LA SATISFACCIÓN LABORAL EN LOS EMPLEADOS QUE PERTENECEN AL STEUABJO ESTUDIO DE CASO: CAMPUS CU EN EL PERIODO 2019-2021”
“CLIMA ORGANIZACIONAL SOBRE LA SATISFACCIÓN LABORAL EN LOS EMPLEADOS QUE PERTENECEN AL STEUABJO ESTUDIO DE CASO: CAMPUS CU EN EL PERIODO 2019-2021”
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.55623191010
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Palavras-chave: Clima organizacional, satisfacción laboral, eficiencia organizacional, desempeño, bienestar del ser humano.
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Keywords: Organizational climate, job satisfaction, organizational efficiency, performance, human well-being
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Abstract: The rapid and accelerated transformation of social structures is an issue that has become vitally important worldwide. Changes occur across the board; in political and commercial relations between countries, in labor and social relations, in business approaches, in the role that governments play, in the roles of different genders and social groups, in education, in size and composition of the population and in the way of relating to the environment. The organizational climate describes the perceived subjective effects of the formal system, the subsistence and effective functioning of any organization depends on its ability to detect changes in a timely manner and on its flexibility to react appropriately to them, through the adjustments of its strategies and objectives to achieve job satisfaction. Its purpose is to improve knowledge of behavioral problems and issues, identifying skills that managers must learn, helping them to better acquire and use organizational efficiency and human well-being. This specialty is called Organizational Development. The objective of this research is to evaluate the organizational climate and the job satisfaction of the administrative staff at UABJO, to detect the prevailing factors in the organization. The research was carried out through the application of the questionnaire prepared by Koys and De Cottis (1991) and to measure job satisfaction, an instrument was developed based on the Meliá questionnaires S21 / 26 (1990) and S4 / 82 (1986) et al (1990), using Cronbach's Alpha (1951); which is a coefficient that serves to measure the reliability of a measurement scale
- ANA LUZ RAMOS ASOTO
- Rubén Emmanuel Méndez Hernández