英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study aims to examine the effect of organizational learning on organizational commitment among the five-star hotel employees in Taiwan. Additionally, the mediating role of job satisfaction on the link between organizational learning and organizational commitment is tested. In order to test the proposed conceptual framework, the convenience sampling method was adopted for data collection. Approximately, 600 structured questionnaire were distributed to employees who worked in five-star hotels more than one year. In total, 473 usable questionnaires formed the data basis of the research. The results indicated that: 1. Organizational learning dimensions including information-sharing patterns, inquiry climate, and learning practices have a positive impact on job satisfaction. 2. Job satisfaction has positive impact on organizational commitment. 3. Learning practices has positive impact on organizational commitment. 4. Job satisfaction mediates the effects of organizational learning dimensions such as information-sharing patterns, inquiry climate, learning practices, and achievement mindset on organizational commitment. |