life role salience and subjective well-being among macedonian employees: does family-supportive organization perception moderate this relationship
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Abstract
Objectives
As many studies have shown, one of the most important tendencies of employees nowadays is to achieve work–
life balance. Organizations should develop various activities and create supportive climate, within the framework of which
employees will have opportunities to realize aforementioned goals which in turn would increase work productivity and work
motivation. The aim of this paper was to examine how subjective well-being (life satisfaction and exhaustion) is associated
with commitment to work and family roles under the conditions of strongly and weakly perceived organizational support
for family life among health care professionals, teachers and bankers in Macedonia. Marriage duration and the number of
children were introduced as control variables.
Material and Methods
This cross-sectional study was conducted on a sample
of 198 full-time employed doctors, nurses, teachers and bankers. Research variables were assessed using self-reported measures/
questionnaires. Hierarchical multiple linear regression was performed for data analysis.
Results
It was revealed that
occupational role commitment contributed to highly expressed life satisfaction, while exhaustion was predicted by marital
role commitment. These relationships were stronger among surveyed employees who reported positive family-supportive
organization perception, but tested moderation effect of this variable was not statistically significant. Findings demonstrated
that family-supportive organization perception moderated association of the number of children with life satisfaction,
that is, participants who perceived an organization as family-supportive and had more children were more satisfied with
their life in general.
Conclusions
Results highlighted the importance of organizational orientation toward employees, their
commitment to work and family roles, and their subjective well-being, as characteristics that might contribute to higher
work engagement, success and family satisfaction. Int J Occup Med Environ Health 2018;31(3):281–291
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| Authors | ;Biljana Blaževska Stoilkovska;Orhideja Šurbanovska;Ana Fritzhand;Tatjana Stojanoska Ivanova |
| Journal | management science letters |
| Year | 2018 |
| DOI |
10.13075/ijomeh.1896.01204
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