Abstract:
This research aims to explore the experiences, challenges, and factors affecting the quality of employee shuttle services within organizations. A qualitative research approach was employed, utilizing in-depth interviews with employees who use shuttle services as well as key stakeholders involved in transportation management. The data analysis focused on user experiences, factors influencing satisfaction, and recommendations for service improvements. The findings indicate that the key factors influencing the quality of employee shuttle services include (1) punctuality, (2) vehicle conditions, (3) driver behavior, (4) service costs, and (5) flexibility of routes and schedules. Users primarily value safety and convenience, while effective communication between service providers and users plays a crucial role in minimizing operational issues. Based on the findings, it is recommended that organizations enhance shuttle service management by integrating real-time tracking technology, providing comprehensive training for drivers to ensure high service standards, and optimizing routes for greater convenience. These improvements would contribute to increased user satisfaction and overall organizational efficiency.