Bakhtar International Journal of Economics and Management Review

VOLUME 1 | ISSUE 1 | October-November-December 2024
Published Articles

A Study on Employees’ Job satisfaction in GDS Hyper Mart

Sayed Habibullah Behzad, Nangyalai Ghorbandi
Published: 29 November 2024
(2024)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.65460/Vol1_Iss1_a5
Cite this Article: Sayed Habibullah Behzad and Nangyalai Ghorbandi (2024). A Study on Employees’ Job satisfaction in GDS Hyper Mart, Bakhtar International Journal of Economics and Management Review, 1(1), 34-38.doi:https://doi.org/10.65460/Vol1_Iss1_a5

Corresponding Author Details:
Sayed Habibullah Behzad
Lecturer at Bakhter University-Kabul, Afghanistan
ha.behzad@gmail.com

Abstract:
In today’s world, the human resource is important parts of the organizations. How to recruit the right person for the right position is one parts of the staffing, but how to keep them happy, how to motivate them and how to cause them to be more productive is another essential parts of organizations activities. The main thing that all manages and business owner should understand about motivating the employees and making them happy and causing them to work efficiently is to be familiar with all factors of employee’s job satisfaction. There are organizational factors (working environment, working hours, working relationship, working security, salary and promotion, leaving policy, insurance policy, rewards and working location) and personal factors (age, gender, qualification, skills and working experience). Each factor may cause that an employee being satisfied with his/her jobs and work happily in the organization or dis-satisfied that not only do not work efficiently but also try to leave the organization. That is why I tried to do a very specified and centric quantitative research at GDS Hyper Mart to know whether there is significant relationship between organizational and personal factors with employee’s jobs satisfaction or not and to understand which factor has more impact on sales person’s job satisfaction and a Hyper Mart.

Keywords: Employees , Job Satisfaction, Organizational Factors, Personal Factors, Productive



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