relações entre valores individuais, valores organizacionais e ... - Ucg
relações entre valores individuais, valores organizacionais e ... - Ucg
relações entre valores individuais, valores organizacionais e ... - Ucg
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ABSTRACT<br />
Values are principles that lead the aspirations, actions and valuations, establishing rules,<br />
individually or socially, in order to get what is needed or wished. Organizations also have<br />
their values, directing actions to reach the goals. They constitute the nucleons of the<br />
organizational culture and define the organization’s success. This research had as general<br />
goal the checking of individual values; organizational values and the Program of Life<br />
Quality at Work. As its specific goals raising the axiological priorities of the workers, the<br />
organizational values, according to their perception and the reason for the creation of the<br />
Program of life Quality at Work, developed by the organization that was studied. The<br />
research had a descriptive and exploitative characteristic and took place in a public<br />
organization in Goiania, which provides services in the health and environment areas. It’s<br />
about a case study, compound by two empirical studies. First, Study 1 was made, based on<br />
the Typology of Motivational Domination Of Values, developed by Schwartz and Bilsky<br />
(1987) and Schwartz (1992, 1994), who used the “Scale of Individual Values”<br />
(SCHWARTZ, 1993) as an instrument data gathering. Basing on the Inventory of<br />
Organizational Values, from Tamayo and Mendes (1999), organizational values were<br />
raised and analyzed according to the workers perception. The technique that was used for<br />
data analysis was setting of the mean and standard deviation of the individual and<br />
organizational values and the Coefficient of Relationship (r from Pearson) among these<br />
some values. The results from Study 1 indicated Benevolence, Conformity, Universalism<br />
and Safety as the workers axiological priorities, and Conservation, Hierarchy and<br />
Dominion, values that direct the organization. The relation among the individual and the<br />
organizational values indicated that the organizational values Conservation, Hierarchy and<br />
Dominion presented significant relation only to the motivational kind Conformity. In Study<br />
2 the instrument for data gathering was a “a semi-structuralized” interview. The interviews<br />
were analyzed through a graphic technique of Lane’s (1985) speech. Study 2 was divided<br />
into 2 groups: the group G1, composed by the workers and the group G2, by the directors<br />
of the Program of Life Quality at Work. The results of Study 2 also demonstrated the<br />
presence of the Conformity individual value and of the Conservation and Hierarchy<br />
organizational values. It still showed a contradiction in the director’s speeches and that the<br />
Program of Life Quality at Work is about a program, which was created in the informality.<br />
As for the individual values, the Program of Life Quality at Work revealed itself as<br />
positive. On the other hand, as for the organizational values, the program revealed itself as<br />
negative due to the culture that rules this public organization.<br />
Key-words: 1) Individual Values 2) Organizational Values 3) Quality of life at work.