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Job satisfaction, organizational commitment and job performance - partial meta - analysis

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Satysfakcja z pracy, zaangażowanie organizacyjne i wydajność pracy - elementy meta analizy
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The paper presents a partial meta-analysis. The examined variables were: job satisfaction, organizational commitment and job performance. The analysis was conducted on the basis of 54 research. The correlations between job satisfaction and organizational commitment and between organizational commitment and job performance were confirmed. The correlation between job satisfaction and job performance was not confirmed.
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Przeprowadzono częściową metaanalizę w zakresie zależności pomiędzy satysfakcją z pracy, zaangażowaniem organizacyjnym oraz wydajnością pracy. Badania oparto na 54 wynikach badań. Potwierdzono korelacje pomiędzy satysfakcją z pracy oraz zaangażowaniem organizacyjnym i pomiędzy zaangażowaniem organizacyjnym oraz wydajnością pracy. Nie potwierdzono korelacji pomiędzy satysfakcją z pracą a wydajnością z pracy.
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Bibliogr. 65 poz., rys., tab.
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