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Job satisfaction. The case of information technology (IT) professionals in Spain
Crespi Vallbona, Montserrat; Mascarilla i Miró, Oscar
Universitat de Barcelona
Employee dissatisfaction has a lot of impact on organizations: turnover, absenteeism, job stress, sick leave, humiliation, burnout, unproductiveness, and lack of commitment. Furthermore, the dissatisfaction of individuals has a direct effect on the profitability and quality of the product or service provided. The presence of unfair treatment among workers, the absence of training plans, the lack of recognition and incentives, the mismatch of tasks and functions among staff, different wages within the same employee categories, the disinterest in employees' health benefits, etc. yield labor environments without personal and organizational well-being. Therefore, there is no doubt that companies have to pay attention to employee satisfaction. (...)
-Satisfacció en el treball
-Innovacions tecnològiques
-Competències professionals
-Job satisfaction
-Technological innovations
-Vocational qualifications
(c) Crespi Vallbona, Montserrat et al., 2018
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