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DOI: 10.1108/09564239610149966
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The satisfaction and retention of frontline employees

Roland T. Rust,Greg L. Stewart,Heather Miller,Debbie Pielack

Business
Job satisfaction
Customer satisfaction
1996
Argues that employee turnover is highest among employees who are not satisfied with their jobs. Because qualified employees are becoming more scarce and difficult to retain, organizations need to focus on increasing employee satisfaction. Suggests that one useful approach for increasing employee satisfaction is to view workers as customers. Based on the notion of employee as customer, illustrates how a customer satisfaction measurement approach can be applied to the measurement of employee attitudes. Suggests that the metaphor of employee as customer is indeed useful. Also demon‐strates how this approach yields actionable results that managers can implement to increase employee satisfaction and thereby retention.
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    The satisfaction and retention of frontline employees” is a paper by Roland T. Rust Greg L. Stewart Heather Miller Debbie Pielack published in 1996. It has an Open Access status of “closed”. You can read and download a PDF Full Text of this paper here.