英文摘要 |
The aim of this research was to explore relations among work resources (including flexible work schedules and organizational family-support values), work-to-family conflict (WFC), and work-related outcomes (job performance, turnover intentions, job satisfaction). This research is based on the stressors-stress model and the conservation of resource theory. Using structured questionnaires, 310 full-time employees are surveyed. Analyses revealed that for Taiwanese employees, organizational family-support values were related to decrease WFC. WFC was in turn related to reduced job performance, reduced job satisfaction and increased turnover intention. Moreover, we found that organizational family-support values can reduce turnover intention and enhance job satisfaction. More importantly, we found that flexible work schedules moderated relationships between WFC and job satisfaction, and between WFC and job performance. It is thus recommended that in addition to introducing various family-friendly policies, companies should also be active in cultivating a family-supportive organizational culture. |