Employee satisfaction with the work environment: Importance of facility services |
Posted on:1997-07-18 | Degree:M.A | Type:Thesis |
University:Michigan State University | Candidate:Kloth, Sandra Sue | Full Text:PDF |
GTID:2469390014981450 | Subject:Occupational psychology |
Abstract/Summary: | |
The emergence of facility management within the business community has been increasingly apparent in recent years. This study was a prefatory attempt at examining the contribution of satisfaction with facility services in explaining overall satisfaction with the work environment.;A post-occupancy evaluation (POE) was designed to measure employee satisfaction with the building environment and the services provided by an in-house facility service provider. The POE consisted of employee questionnaires, and physical measures of the environment. The study sample included employees within an office setting. A model of environment satisfaction was created for this study illustrating the possible effects work environment and facility service constructs can have on overall satisfaction with the work environment. Multiple-Regression analyses of the data extracted from the questionnaires indicated a strong relationship between the work environment and facility service constructs. Satisfaction with facility services explained 36% of the variance in overall satisfaction with the work environment. The results indicated that further research of the relationship between work environment and facility services is warranted. |
Keywords/Search Tags: | Facility, Work environment |
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