Kalyanamitta of coworkers and perceived organizational climate predicting the work - related well-being of the supportive staffs in Rajabhat Universities, Bangkok
Abstract:
The objectives of this research are 1) to study the levels of Kalyanamitta of coworkers,
perceived organizational climate, and the work-related well-being of the supportive staffs 2) to
study the relationship between Kalyanamitta of coworkers and the work-related well-being of the
supportive staffs 3) to study the relationship between perceived organizational climate and the
work-related well-being of the supportive staffs 4) to predict the work - related well-being of the
supportive with Kalyanamitta of coworkers and perceived organizational climate. The samples
used in the study were 267 supportive staffs in rajabhat universities, Bangkok. The research
instrument was questionnaires. Statistical data analysis included frequency, percentage, mean,
standard deviation, Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient and stepwise multiple
regression analysis.
The results revealed that
1. Kalyanamitta of coworkers, perceived organizational climate, and the work-related
well-being of the supportive staffs was at high level.
2. There was a relationship between Kalyanamitta of coworkers and the work-related
well-being of the supportive staffs with a statistical significance at .01 level.
3. There was a relationship between perceived organizational climate and the work-related
well-being of the supportive staffs with a statistical significance at .01 level.
4. Perceived organizational climate : responsibility, support and Kalyanamitta of
coworkers : not persuade into a notorious way predicted 28.0% of the variance in the work-related
well-being of the supportive staffs.