2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.0021-9029.2006.00085.x
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A Compositional Analysis of the Organizational Climate‐Performance Relation: Public Schools as Organizations

Abstract: The present study examined specific aspects of organizational climate related to job satisfaction, employee turnover, and organizational performance in public elementary schools. Survey data were obtained from school staff and students and from school district archives. Hypotheses tested included: (1) Employee perceptions of organizational climate and job satisfaction, when aggregated to an organizational level, would represent group-level constructs; (2) Employee perceptions of positive organizational climate… Show more

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“…OC is also important in terms of increasing the overall performance of schools through increasing the JP of every teacher. Griffith (2006) determined that organizational performance increases with perceptions of positive OC in public elementary schools.…”
Section: Results Discussion and Suggestionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…OC is also important in terms of increasing the overall performance of schools through increasing the JP of every teacher. Griffith (2006) determined that organizational performance increases with perceptions of positive OC in public elementary schools.…”
Section: Results Discussion and Suggestionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El desempeño tuvo una mayor asociación con la dimensión de identidad, luego recompensa, apoyo, calidez, normas, conflicto, estructura y riesgo. Cabe destacar que los son congruentes con otros estudios en que se ha mostrado una relación entre el clima y desempeño, desde Forehand y Gilmer en 1964, hasta estudios más actuales (Kangis & Williams, 2000;Fey & Beamish, 2001;Burton & Lauridsen, 2004;Griffith, 2006). Además los resultados concuerdan con los meta-análisis realizados por Schratz (1993), donde se menciona que dimensiones de clima como, apoyo, riesgo y decisiones, recompensas, relaciones entre compañeros y estructura se han asociado históricamente con desempeños y resultados organizacionales.…”
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“…De esta forma, la investigación se ha enfocado en el estudio de la relación mediante análisis de correlaciones, encontrando que existe una relación significativa y positiva entre el clima organizacional y la satisfacción laboral, de manera tal que a mejor clima percibido más satisfechos estarán las personas (Salinas, Laguna & Mendoza, 1994;Salgado, Remeseiro & Iglesias, 1996;Silva, 1996;Parker et al, 2003;Chiang, 2004;Patterson, Warr & West, 2004;Griffith, 2006;Schulte, Ostroff & Kinicki, 2006). Cabe destacar que las relaciones encontradas en su mayoría son de tamaño moderado (correlaciones entre 0,5 y 0,7).…”
Section: Clima Satisfacción Laboral Y Desempeño: Algunas Clarificaciunclassified
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