英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship among the job uncertainty, job involvement, job pressure, and job performance of financial service personnel under the economic depression. Three hundred and sixty-five effective surveys were received by financial service personnel. The data was analyzed by exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, using the structural equation model to measure the relationship among the constructs. Results showed that job uncertainty of financial service personnel has negative influences on job performance and job involvement. However, job uncertainty has a positive influence on job pressure. Job pressure has a positive influence on job involvement and job performance. Job involvement has a positive influence on job performance. The mediating effects of job pressure and job involvement can positively influence job performance. Out of these, the most important factor on job performance is job involvement and the second factor is job pressure. These findings can provide the direction of reference for the supervisors of the banks to improve their performances, as well as how to face the pressure of their staffs andformulate the best decision of management. |