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INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN BUSINESS<br />

JUNE 2011<br />

VOL 3, NO 2<br />

existing industrial and economic establishments those organizations which may not adjust<br />

themselves to the new internal and external conditions would not be able to survive. One of the<br />

elements for survivability of the today complicated organizations is development of human<br />

resources and further promotion of human force productivity and provision of compatibility and<br />

adjustment requirements between the job and work environment and the physical and<br />

psychological capabilities of the human force is considered as one of the key elements in this<br />

respect. Work adjustment is considered as an important element for promoting productivity in<br />

every organization. Work adjustment is also a key factor for consistency of a successful job.<br />

Every individual expects to enjoy its desired job bringing him/her hygiene, self-complacency and<br />

credit and supplying his/her basic needs as well. Dawis and Lofquist theory on work adjustment<br />

(1987) is considered as a theory in the field of adjustment of individuals with the environment;<br />

unlike many of job related theories which are revolving around job decision making procedures,<br />

Davis and Lofquist theory is speaking of work adjustment. Based on this theory all individuals,<br />

innately, are in search of their adjustment to their environment. Job motivation is considered as<br />

one of the basic subjects of every organization and its management and efforts and activities of<br />

every individual depends upon his/her motivation. Hertzberg’s findings suggest that typical<br />

motivation factors will lead to job satisfaction and will substitute lack of interest with positive<br />

approach towards the work. Therefore dissatisfaction will be brought to its lowest level. On the<br />

other hand lack of typical hygiene factors in the work environment will aggravate negative<br />

approach to work leading to job dissatisfaction. Then given requirements of the staff and their<br />

commitment and their responsibilities towards their organization if the efforts within General<br />

Inspection Organization (in Tehran) are promoted in satisfying the environmental expectations<br />

then we may witness promotion of job motivation of the General Inspection Organization staff in<br />

Tehran. Therefore theoretical foundations presented by Dawis and Lofquist in relation to work<br />

adjustment and that of Hertzberg in relation to the job motivation are considered as consistent<br />

with the outcome of the present research.<br />

Suggestions:<br />

In view of the findings of the present research, with the purpose of improving the work<br />

adjustment situation and promoting job motivation accordingly a number of suggestions<br />

introduced to the scholars and researchers as follows:<br />

1-Given the dependence and meaningful relationship between work adjustment-based collective<br />

consultations and promotion of the job motivation it is suggested that directors and managers of<br />

the General Inspection Organization, in addition to the organization of collective consultations<br />

training courses, within their general policies and strategies give high significance to the job<br />

motivation factors including typical motivation and typical hygiene factors, as stipulated in the<br />

Hertzberg's theory, training individuals who stand below the average level in order for them to<br />

promote their status in this respect. It goes without saying that this measure will lead to<br />

improvement of the work performance methods and ways, promotion of directors and managers<br />

awareness on their staff performance and recognition their achievements, proper appointment of<br />

COPY RIGHT © 2011 Institute of Interdisciplinary Business Research 529

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