The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering Environments
Past studies of performance management systems (PMS) have focused more on designing the framework and less on the effect it has on employees. Moreover, employees in developing countries may not be knowledgeable or familiar with PMS. This paper proposes two competing statistical models to examine the...
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author | Baloyi, Simon Van Waveren, Cornelis C. Kai-Ying Chan |
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description | Past studies of performance management systems (PMS) have focused more on designing the framework and less on the effect it has on employees. Moreover, employees in developing countries may not be knowledgeable or familiar with PMS. This paper proposes two competing statistical models to examine the roles that supervisor support (SS) has in engineering organisations. It was found that SS is a mediator, but not a moderator, in the relationship between PMS and employee job satisfaction. In other words, SS partially explains why employees have positive perceptions of their jobs based on their evaluation of the current PMS; SS thus enhances the PMS in engineering organisations. |
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spelling | doaj.art-df65d601b59c4c5c9896ef6170c4229d2022-12-22T00:38:13ZengStellenbosch UniversitySouth African Journal of Industrial Engineering1012-277X2224-78902014-05-01251859510.7166/25-1-739The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering EnvironmentsBaloyi, Simon0Van Waveren, Cornelis C.1Kai-Ying Chan2University of PretoriaUniversity of PretoriaUniversity of PretoriaPast studies of performance management systems (PMS) have focused more on designing the framework and less on the effect it has on employees. Moreover, employees in developing countries may not be knowledgeable or familiar with PMS. This paper proposes two competing statistical models to examine the roles that supervisor support (SS) has in engineering organisations. It was found that SS is a mediator, but not a moderator, in the relationship between PMS and employee job satisfaction. In other words, SS partially explains why employees have positive perceptions of their jobs based on their evaluation of the current PMS; SS thus enhances the PMS in engineering organisations.http://sajie.journals.ac.za/pub/article/view/739performance management systemsupervisor supportjob satisfactionengineering organisations |
spellingShingle | Baloyi, Simon Van Waveren, Cornelis C. Kai-Ying Chan The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering Environments South African Journal of Industrial Engineering performance management system supervisor support job satisfaction engineering organisations |
title | The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering Environments |
title_full | The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering Environments |
title_fullStr | The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering Environments |
title_full_unstemmed | The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering Environments |
title_short | The Role Of Supervisor Support In Predicting Employee Job Satisfaction From Their Perception Of The Performance Management System: A Test Of Competing Models In Engineering Environments |
title_sort | role of supervisor support in predicting employee job satisfaction from their perception of the performance management system a test of competing models in engineering environments |
topic | performance management system supervisor support job satisfaction engineering organisations |
url | http://sajie.journals.ac.za/pub/article/view/739 |
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