英文摘要 |
This research aimed to explore the relationships among job involvement, job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and internal marketing of five-star hotel employees in Taiwan. Questionnaire surveys with convenience sampling were applied for data collection. Approximately 550 structured questionnaires were distributed to employees who had worked more than one year. In total, 332 valid data were collected, with a response rate of 60.4%. The mediating effect among job involvement, job satisfaction and organizational commitment was analyzed through structural equation modeling (SEM) whereas the moderating effect of perceived internal marketing was analyzed by PROCESS macro. The results showed that (1) when employees had more job involvement, employees had better job satisfaction and organizational commitment ; (2) when employees had better job satisfaction, they had more organizational commitment ; (3) job satisfaction had a mediating effect on the relationship between job involvement and organizational commitment ; (4) employees who perceived high internal marketing would accelerate the effect between job satisfaction and organizational commitment. |