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Rozdílnost vnímání úrovně wellbeing v pracovním prostředí zaměstnanci a manažery ; Difference of perception of wellbeing level in the working environment employees and managers

Authors: Konečný, František;

Rozdílnost vnímání úrovně wellbeing v pracovním prostředí zaměstnanci a manažery ; Difference of perception of wellbeing level in the working environment employees and managers

Abstract

Wellbeing is a popular key term in professional and non-professional literature. Due to the widespread use of this term, it is possible to find different approaches to evaluating the level of wellbeing employees in an organization. The reason is also the frequent connection of wellbeing with job satisfaction or employee performance. Although experts do not always agree on the impact of specific human resource management approaches on employee wellbeing, there are many practical approaches to influencing wellbeing. The problem, however, is to determine the level of well-being workers themselves, as well as the different views of managers and employees themselves. Using a questionnaire survey in the organizational environment in the Czech Republic, the approach to wellbeing according to managers and employees was examined. Subsequently, the survey serves to clarify the differences in the perceived level of wellbeing according to the relevant groups.

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Czech Republic
Keywords

udržitelnost, wellbeing, social well-being, financial wellbeing, společenský wellbeing, finanční wellbeing, sustainability, řízení lidských zdrojů, human resources management

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