2023
DOI: 10.32479/irmm.14464
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Relationship Model of Compensation, Motivation, Job Satisfaction and Employee Performance

Abstract: Employee performance (EP) is an important variable that can improve company performance. Many studies have examined various factors that influence EP. Compensation, motivation, and job satisfaction (JS) are three important variables that have been shown to have an effect EP. This study aimed to examine the model of the relationship between the four variables. By using 520 government company employees in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, the results of model testing proved that compensation, motivation, and JS were relate… Show more

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“…Job conditions and characteristics are strong influencers of This study discovered that promotion opportunities, people on the job, and supervision are moderately significant factors of employee job satisfaction (Lillo-Banuls et al, 2018). Berliana et al (2018) note that promotion is partially relative to rewards in a workplace and employees appreciate fair promotional processes to achieve trust between management and employees. Tourism employers and human resource practitioners must not overlook these moderately significant factors because still appreciate fairness and consideration of these factors to achieve employee job satisfaction.…”
Section: Managerial Implication
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“…Gathungu and Wachira (2013) further explain that extrinsic factors of job satisfaction refer to what is done to or for employees to satisfy them in the workplace. Examples of extrinsic factors include working conditions, remuneration, job characteristics, team cooperation, job security, committed leadership, and promotional opportunities (Berliana et al, 2018;Iqbal, 2010;Ssegawa, 2014).…”
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