ДА ЛИ БРЕНДИРАЊЕ ПОСЛОДАВЦА МОЖЕ ЗАДРЖАТИ ЗАПОСЛЕНЕ? ЗАДОВОЉСТВО ПОСЛОМ КАО МЕДИЈАТОР

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https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME230227006S

Ključne reči:

бренд послодавца, задовољство послом, задржавање запослених

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Дугорочна конкурентска способност савремених компанија директно је услов­­љена развојем и квалитетом људског капитала. Зато, осим на тржишту ро­ба и услуга, оне настоје да буду конкурентне и на тржишту рада, у циљу акви­зи­ци­је и задржавања квалитетних кадрова. Изградња јединственог бренда посло­дав­ца ефективан је стратегијски одговор управљачког врха на растуће захтеве за сма­њи­вањем стопа флуктуације. Истраживање у овом раду има за циљ да испи­та ме­дијаторску улогу задовољства послом у односу бренда послодавца и за­др­жа­вања запослених. Истраживање је спроведено на узорку од 128 компанија у Ре­пуб­лици Србији, при чему су примарни подаци прикупљени методом анкете. При­­меном PLS-SEM-а утврђено је постојање компетитивног медијаторског ути­ца­ја задовољства послом у односу организационе културе и задржавања запо­сле­них и пуног медијаторског ефекта у релацијама тренинга и развоја и задржа­ва­ња. Поред тога, анализа је показала и комплементарни медијаторски ефекат за­до­вољства послом у односу репутације послодавца и задржавања запослених. Рад пружа осно­ву за комплетније разумевање комплексне природе односа ана­ли­зираних димензија брен­да послодавца и ретенције запослених, као и подршку ме­наџерском одлучи­ва­њу у формулисању стратегија редукције добровољне флук­ту­ације.

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