Exploring job satisfaction in fitness franchises: a study from a human talent perspective

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10498/33408
DOI: 10.1186/s40359-024-01855-x
ISSN: 20507283
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2024-09-25Department
Organización de EmpresasSource
Mario Alberto Salazar‑Altamirano, Esthela Galván‑Vela, Rafael Ravina‑Ripoll and Maria Rubi Bello‑Campuzano (2024). Exploring job satisfaction in fitness franchises: a study from a human talent perspective. BMC Psychology, 12, 489 .Abstract
This qualitative study investigates job satisfaction and its impact on the performance of human talent in fitness club
franchises in Mexico, based on six semi-structured in-depth interviews conducted in October 2023. The research
highlights that internal communication is the primary factor influencing job satisfaction, followed by interpersonal
relationships and organisational climate. These findings imply that enhancing internal communication and fostering
healthy interpersonal relationships can significantly improve employee well-being and job performance. The
study aims to understand job satisfaction from the human talent perspective, focusing on the factors that affect their
satisfaction and performance. The insights gained can inform strategies to improve work life quality and industry
efficiency in Mexico, serving as a benchmark for future research and a strategic tool for human resource management
in similar organisations.
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Job Satisfaction; Fitness Club Franchises; Human TalentCollections
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