2023
DOI: 10.29105/revin20.39-413
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El salario emocional. Una revisión sistemática a la literatura

Abstract: El objetivo de este estudio es el de presentar una revisión literaria sobre las aportaciones a la definición del salario emocional, así como el de brindar un fundamento a la base teórica a través de los estudios aplicados a este concepto, las aportaciones que impactan en las organizaciones y las personas que la integran. Se realizó la investigación con un diseño no experimental, descriptivo y con un enfoque cualitativo sustentado en fuentes documentales y bibliográficas. Los resultados demuestran que las organ… Show more

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“…When organizations have more motivated and satisfied workers who strive for distinctive performance, they can achieve greater profitability and organizational success [71]. Emotional salary is a non-economic reward composed of extrinsic and intrinsic factors that motivate and satisfy the expectations and needs of workers, providing them with well-being and willingness to contribute more to the organization [73]. In summary, even though it is an underexplored topic [44], it appears that emotional salary, motivation, and satisfaction influence employees' performance, leading to increased productivity and positive results for the organization.…”
Section: Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When organizations have more motivated and satisfied workers who strive for distinctive performance, they can achieve greater profitability and organizational success [71]. Emotional salary is a non-economic reward composed of extrinsic and intrinsic factors that motivate and satisfy the expectations and needs of workers, providing them with well-being and willingness to contribute more to the organization [73]. In summary, even though it is an underexplored topic [44], it appears that emotional salary, motivation, and satisfaction influence employees' performance, leading to increased productivity and positive results for the organization.…”
Section: Theoretical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%