Perceptions of Organizational Climate and Job Satisfaction Among College Faculty: Experience from a Malaysian University
Sevendor Khor, Bibi Florina Abdullah, Jehangir Bharucha
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Sevendor Khor, Bibi Florina Abdullah, Jehangir Bharucha
Abstract
Universities worldwide are aiming to have committed lecturers in their system [1].However, in an upcoming country such as Malaysia studies investigating academics’ job satisfaction are scarce. The present study investigates the relation between job satisfaction of the academic staff and the organizational climate in an academic institution in Malaysia. The study concludes that there is a positive and significant relationship between organizational climate and job satisfaction.
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Universities worldwide are aiming to have committed lecturers in their system [1].However, in an upcoming country such as Malaysia studies investigating academics’ job satisfaction are scarce. The present study investigates the relation between job satisfaction of the academic staff and the organizational climate in an academic institution in Malaysia. The study concludes that there is a positive and significant relationship between organizational climate and job satisfaction.
Key concepts: Job satisfaction, Organisation climate, Perception, Psychology, Job attitude, Institution, Organizational commitment, Job performance