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Organizational climate, competing values and employee well-being
Zábrodská, K. ; Mudrák, J. ; Machovcová, Kateřina ; Cidlinská, Kateřina
The concept of organizational climate may facilitate an understanding of relationships between work environment and employee well-being. In the paper, we present a research project focusing on organizational climates at academic workplaces and their relationship with employee well-being. We implemented the Competing Values model as the theoretical framework and a mixed-methods research design including large-scale questionnaire study and in-depth interviews. Based on k-means cluster analysis of the questionnaire data, we identified four types of organizational climate (“self-actualizing”, “collegial”, “performance”, “fraternity”) localized in the dimensions of the Competing Values model (flexibility-control, internal-external focus). We found significant differences between the ways in which members of these types perceived their work environment and well-being. Based on the interviews we discuss some psychosocial processes taking place between different organizational climates and employee well-being.
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Analysis of Employee Satisfaction with the Motivation System in the Selected Company
Mádrová, Edita ; Putnová, Anna (referee) ; Konečný, Štěpán (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is to verify the satisfaction of employees in a selected company by a questionnaire survey. The theoretical part deals with the definitions of job satisfaction, ways of motivation, employee remuneration and concept of benefits. The research part of the work is devoted to quantitative research, which takes the form of an online questionnaire. Based on the evaluated data, proposals and recommendations are made to increase employee satisfaction in the workplace.
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Motivation and Remuneration of Employees in the Selected Company
Bochenská, Tereza ; Koráb, Vojtěch (referee) ; Konečný, Štěpán (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the analysis of the motivation and system of remuneration of employees in the selected company. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with the issues of motivation, remuneration and employee satisfaction. The analytical part follows, which takes place in the form of semi-structured interviews with the company's employees. After evaluating the results of the interviews, measures are proposed to change the remuneration system and thus increase employee satisfaction in the company.
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Proposal for a Change in the current motivational System of the manufacturing Company
Douděrová, Lucie ; MBA, Kamil Grmela, (referee) ; Putnová, Anna (advisor)
This master´s thesis is focused on proposal for a change in the current motivational system of the manufacturing company. The analyzed company wishes to remain anonymous and is therefore referred to as company ABC, a.s. The master´s thesis is divided into three parts. The theoretical part describes the basic concepts related to motivation, corporate culture, remuneration, employee education and development and job satisfaction. The practical part is focused on the presentation of the company ABC, a.s. and its current motivational system. At the same time, there is a questionnaire survey, including hypothesis testing. The proposal part is there to recommend proposals for improving the current motivational systom of the company. At the same time, these proposals should help to increase employee motivation, satisfaction and loyalty.
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Company Motivation Program
Černá, Lenka ; Kocianová, Renata (advisor) ; Reichel, Jiří (referee)
This thesis deals with the motivation program of the company and its basis. The thesis focuses on the analysis and the comparison of motivation theories that have influence on the creation of motivation programs. In addition to traditional motivation theories is a crucial part of the thesis devoted to the so-called new motivation theories. The new motivation theories are called because of their development during last thirty years. The main aspects of the comparison of motivation theories in this thesis is a historical view of the theories, but also a progress of management theories and related development of human resources management. The thesis aims to identify the benefit of new motivation theories for creation company motivation programs. Keywords Motivation program of a company, motivation, theories of motivation, management, employee, job satisfaction.
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Motivation of nurses in intensive care
Kovandová, Martina ; Prošková, Eva (advisor) ; Vaňková, Milena (referee)
AND KEY WORDS The thesis is focused on the motivation of nurses working in intensive care and presents theoretical and empirici part. The aim of the theoretical part is to define the concept of motivation from the perspective of psychology. Among other things, it includes motivation of employees to perform a quality work and last but not least, motivation and job satisfaction of nurses in health care. The work will also include examples of research on thist topic. Practical part inculdes quantitative research which is in form of questionnaire. This research is compared to other researches with focus on the motivational elements of nursing. In conclusion, the data are analyzed statisticaly and evaluated in the final discussion. Keywords: motivation, lack of motivation, management, job satisfaction, nurse.
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Work motivation of dental hygienists
Dobrá, Eva ; Tesařová, Martina (advisor) ; Tichá, Michaela (referee)
This work is focused on the fluctuating motivation of dental hygienists. The goal of this work is to find the causes which lead to these dental hygienists to leave this career path, their motivation and demotivation inside their workplace. The theoretical part begins with defining the dental hygienist and describes her work routine and duties. Following part will be devoted to the fluctuation and turnover rate in the workforce, the causes and consequences related to it. The third section of the theoretical part will concentrate on motivation; motivation as a concept, personal fulfilment and financial compensation as a motivation. The empirical part analyzes the motivation of the participating sample group used for this study. Qualitative research methods were used; semi-structured interviews were conducted and then analyzed. The practical output is a description of the motivators and dissatisfactions of the selected test group of dental hygienists. With the help of the interviews, the conclusion to the motivations was reached and recommendations were assembled for dentists, managers and business owners of establishments which use the services of dental hygienists. Key words: dental hygienist, motivation, turnover, job satisfaction.
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Analysis of leisure time teachers job satisfaction at houses for children and youth
Horváthová, Zdeňka ; Trojanová, Irena (advisor) ; Trunda, Jiří (referee)
The goal of the thesis "Analysis of leisure time teachers job satisfaction at houses for children and youth" is to analyze leisure time teacher profession in terms of job satisfaction. It tries to find out what aspects of job satisfaction are considered to be the most important by the teachers, and how they are reflected to the satisfaction with current situation. Additionally, the thesis designes solutions in those areas where (based on the research) the leisure time teachers see the biggest difference between an importance and a satisfaction. The theoretical part deals with defining of the terms houses for children and youth, leisure time teachers, leisure education, theory of job satisfaction and factors of job satisfaction. The practical part is based on the research, carried out in the form of a questionnaire based on four determined hypotheses. The conclusion of the work proposes solution.
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