Employee well-being profiles and service quality: a unit-level analysis using a multilevel latent profile approach

Volume: 28, Issue: 6, Pages: 859 - 872
Published: Oct 19, 2019
Abstract
This study is designed to contribute to a better theoretical and empirical understanding of the unit-level relationship between employee well-being (job satisfaction and burnout, in the form of emotional exhaustion and cynicism) and service quality in two ways. First is by adopting a person-oriented approach to identify distinct well-being profiles as a way of capturing the conjoint effect of satisfaction and burnout on service quality. Second...
Paper Details
Title
Employee well-being profiles and service quality: a unit-level analysis using a multilevel latent profile approach
Published Date
Oct 19, 2019
Volume
28
Issue
6
Pages
859 - 872
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