2009
DOI: 10.21121/eab.2009319693
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The Effects of Occupational Health and Safety Risk Factors on Job Satisfaction in Hotel Enterprises

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“…It is believed that poor internal service to employees leads to poor treatment of guests and this in turn affects delivery of service quality (Grobelna and Marchiszewska, 2013). Further, Kiliç and Selim (2009) posit that physical, chemical and biological risk factors have an adverse effect on job satisfaction, wherein satisfaction decreases with an increase in occupational health risks. In addition to these physiological stressors of physical demands, and biological and chemical risks, room attendants were victims of psychological stressors.…”
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“…It is believed that poor internal service to employees leads to poor treatment of guests and this in turn affects delivery of service quality (Grobelna and Marchiszewska, 2013). Further, Kiliç and Selim (2009) posit that physical, chemical and biological risk factors have an adverse effect on job satisfaction, wherein satisfaction decreases with an increase in occupational health risks. In addition to these physiological stressors of physical demands, and biological and chemical risks, room attendants were victims of psychological stressors.…”
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“…In hotels, organizational commitment, productivity and job satisfaction are affected by occupational health and safety risk factors. Fatigue from exploitative hard work, such as 13 identified in tasking, increases aging and diminishes the quality of work life of employees (Kiliç & Selim, 2009). Further, fatigue can increase the risk of physical accidents and a possibility of missing some important aspects of service delivery, particularly reliability.…”
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“…Bad weather, these conditions are associated with increased occupational injury risks, more stringent precautions are needed in times of poor weather [4]. Job commitment, workers who are satisfied with their work have a lower accident rate [14], while workers who are not satisfied with their work have a higher risk to experience occupational accident [15].…”
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“…Thence, the higher this discrepancy, the lower job satisfaction will be. This deterioration causes deceleration of the work, job success and job productivity, and increases occupational accidents and complaints (Brooke & Price, 1989;Iverson & Deery, 1997;Lum et al, 1998;Kilic & Selvi, 2009). Absence from work is defined as non-attendance when attendance was scheduled or clearly expected.…”
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