英文摘要 |
Goal: High turnover rates cause expensive costs and reduced quality. The manager plays a crucial role in the accreditation of long-term care/caring institutions and emphasis on consumer rights. person-organization fit , Job satisfaction, and intent to leave are all antecedents of employee turnover. There have been, however, few literatures domestically focused on this topic. Therefore, the current status of the superintendent (director)'s person-organization fit, job satisfaction, turnover intention, and the relationship between building a person-organization fit, job satisfaction, and turnover intention are studied. Method: 329 superintendents (directors) from the south region of elderly long-term care and caring institution list were used as the study population, where 68 samples were collected. Factor analysis was used to categorize the dimensions of job satisfaction and person-organization fit; furthermore, t-test and correlation analysis were applied to screen the factors influencing turnover intention. Multiple hierarchical regression analysis were applied to ascertain the relationship between institution/manager characteristics, person-organization fit, job satisfaction, turnover intention, and the mediating effect of satisfaction. Result: The turnover intention of the manager is higher in terms of the job itself rather than the organization. The intrinsic (motivating) satisfaction dimension's mean is lower than extrinsic (healthcare) satisfaction. Workers with less age, service experience, and institution experience possess lower job satisfaction, while those with lower institution experience have a higher turnover intention. Intrinsic (motivating) satisfaction is the mediating variable for person-organization fit and job turnover intention. Person-organization fit and job satisfaction exhibit a positive correlation, while person-organization fit, job satisfaction, and turnover intention exhibit a negative correlation. Conclusion: The institution should possess an adequate human resource management system and establish an auditing mechanism for person-organization fit, job satisfaction and turnover intention in order to decrease turnover rate and enhance the stability of the institution's human resources. |