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JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
Figure 10: The influence of individual factors to remain in current employment
Source: Survey
traveling may be compensated by higher income, however, the
time lost to commute to work with lower remuneration the
employee rather devote to themselves.
Subsequently after overcoming the financial and economic
crisis, globalization has a significant impact on the choice of the
future employer. Up to 50% of respondents expressed their
attitude to the factors influencing their job selection being
impacted mostly by the stability of the company they would like
to work for. This was followed by the possibility of time flexible
working hours that 48% of all respondents stressed as one of the
most important factors. Further, new factor of high importance
to respondents (up to 47%) is also associated with the team in
which they would like to work. Especially, as many as 38% of
respondents were not interested in the Homme office, despite the
fact that they were preferring this option in the pre-eminent
questions. Furthermore, 43% of participants expressed a strong
emphasis on the working environment and the variability of
work during job selection. Transnational globalization is
governed by the principle of profit. It is recklessly contra-
ecological, ignoring the needs, interests and cultural traditions
(Bondy, 2005).
One of surprising outcomes of the survey was the disinterest of
the majority of respondents (80%) in teambuilding and activities
with colleagues outside working hours.
A well-designed incentive program is a tool for effective work-
change behavior to increase employee performance and hence
increase overall business efficiency (Hitka, 2004). Therefore, the
benefits represent the program of incentives of the particular
company to increase employees’ performance.
Investigating directly which benefits would be valued by
employees, the responses could be divided into 4 main
categories:
1.
Increased financial evaluation. This incentive would be very
relative. Especially because during the aforementioned
questions regarding their vision of the length for staying in
given job, their expectation were approximately 3 years and
more. This gives the impression of being satisfied with
current job. However, when the respondents were asked
whether they have any other income in addition to the salary
of current employment, the findings showed that
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6
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10
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Almost none
Rather low
Average
Rather high
Almost essential
Salary
Team
Attitude of superior(s)
Personal development
Career potential
Job description variability
Stability of the company I work in
Company orientation to result
Company orientation on the business processes
Work environment
Time flexibilty
Home office possibility
Benefits (excluding salary and allowances)
Overtime payments
Teambuildings - company's activity for employees' out-of-work time
Travelling to and from work
My work is also my hobby
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