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The Mediating Role of Job Burnout in the Relationship between Role Conflict and Job Performance: An Empirical Research of Hotel Frontline Service Employees in China
2014
International Journal of Psychological Studies
As an increasingly fierce competition in hospitality industry,the service quality of frontline service employees determine the success of hotels. Therefore, it is significant to improve the service quality of frontline service employees by enhancing their job performance. According to the conservation of resources theory, frontline service employees are easily confronted with role conflicts, which result in job burnout and negatively influence job performance. However, the relationship between
doi:10.5539/ijps.v6n3p88
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