The role of organizational facilitators in promoting job-related mental health and group service effectiveness: a two-wave analysis
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The role of organizational facilitators in promoting job-related mental health and group service effectiveness: a two-wave analysisDate
2016ISSN
0267-8373Bibliographic citation
GRACIA, Esther, et al. The role of organizational facilitators in promoting job-related mental health and group service effectiveness: a two-wave analysis. Work & Stress, 2016, vol. 30, no 3, p. 262-277Type
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This study aimed to add to knowledge by providing a more systematic integration of work characteristics, workers’ health and performance. The two-wave multi-source study was conducted to test the relationship over ... [+]
This study aimed to add to knowledge by providing a more systematic integration of work characteristics, workers’ health and performance. The two-wave multi-source study was conducted to test the relationship over time between the healthy states of groups of service-oriented workers and their service effectiveness when their organizations provide facilitators such as training, technical support and autonomy. The study takes healthy states to be a composite of affective-motivational and competent collective states (collective vigour and service competence) and service effectiveness. Service effectiveness was a combination of service quality as assessed by customers and their loyalty intentions. Data from 53 hotels and restaurants in Spain were aggregated from 256 boundary workers (i.e. workers in direct contact with customers) and 530 customers at Time 1 and from 470 customers at Time 2 six month later. Structural equation modelling showed that organizational facilitators at Time 1 were related to the service effectiveness reported by customers at Time 2, and also that there was a relationship between service effectiveness at Time 1 and the healthy states reported by the groups at Time 2. That is, contrary to what is widely believed, there was an influence of performance on well-being. [-]
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