The effects of customer incivility on high-contact service employees and organizational behaviors: a framework and analysis of propositions.

dc.contributor.authorPitchayachananon, P.th_TH
dc.contributor.authorNotakao, S.th_TH
dc.date.accessioned2564-11-29T07:14:00Z
dc.date.available2021-11-29T07:14:00Z
dc.date.issued2564-10-28
dc.description.abstractThe research objective of this paper is to study a broad context of emotional exhaustion and its importance to hospitality management. This knowledge would provide a better understanding of the factors that contribute to customer incivility, emotional exhaustion, job satisfaction, employees’ perceived performance, and turnover intentions among high-contact-service employees. Seven hypotheses are proposed to test the relationships between customer incivility and its determinants which are emotional exhaustion, job satisfaction, employees’ perceived performance, and turnover intentions. This paper fills a gap in knowledge on the role of emotional exhaustion among high-contact-service employees that has an impact on job satisfaction, employee’s perceived performance, and turnover intentions. With the proposed conceptual framework, the author aims to clarify the effects of customer incivility on high contact-service employees and organizational behaviors which leads to the protection of employee morale and the pro-action of the management team to deal with the situations. The limitation is that the study should be extended beyond the conceptual stage and conduct the empirical research across the high-contact-service employees in different countries, different industrial settings, and to explore the role of cultural differences on emotional exhaustion. The managerial implications would extend to improving the recruitment and evaluating the effectiveness of development programs such as developing and retaining talent that drive the organization for success.th_TH
dc.identifier.citationPitchayachananon, P. & Notakao, S. (2021). “The effects of customer incivility on high-contact service employees and organizational behaviors: a framework and analysis of propositions”. Proceedings of the 16th National and International Sripatum University Conference (SPUCON2021), Oct. 28, 2021, Bangkok, Thailand. p.214-224.th_TH
dc.identifier.urihttps://dspace.spu.ac.th/handle/123456789/7797
dc.language.isoen_USth_TH
dc.publisherSripatum Universityth_TH
dc.subjectcustomer incivility, emotional exhaustion, job satisfaction, employees’ perceived performance, and turnover intentionsth_TH
dc.titleThe effects of customer incivility on high-contact service employees and organizational behaviors: a framework and analysis of propositions.th_TH
dc.typeArticleth_TH

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