International Journal of Education and Social Science Research
IJESSR

Title:
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICES AND WORK SATISFACTION TO TEACHERS IN THE HEALTHCARE ACADEME

Authors:
Petervir A. Paz

Abstract:
This study investigated the administrative practices of a Private Institution in relation to work satisfaction behavior of College teachers. There are nine areas of the administrative practices as variables. These are leadership, conflict resolution, treatment of employees, communication, motivation of employees, exercising of power, interpersonal sensitivity, organizational planning, and decisiveness. The work satisfaction has six areas of concern. These are professional growth, salary and fringe benefits, faculty workloads, interpersonal relationship, working condition, and satisfaction with community. The study employed the descriptive method, the survey technique. It utilized the universal sampling all 30 teachers of Butuan Doctors’ College (BDC). Two questionnaires were used; the administrative behavior and the work satisfaction. It employed sample percentage, weighted mean and frequency distribution, chi-square product correlation, and stepwise regression analysis. The results indicated that two areas under administrative practices got low rates namely exercising of power and organizational planning. On work satisfaction areas, it got low rates on areas of salary and of fringe benefits for teachers. As both correlated it found out that the areas of communication and decisiveness are weak and need to be given attention. These areas considered as roadblocks to the institutional development that requires better recommendations

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