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Predicting employee performance in non-profit sport organizations: the role of managerial and financial performance and the mediating role of support for innovation and individual creativity
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The purpose of the current study was to examine the level of support for innovation and individual creativity as potential mediators of relationship between managerial task performance, managerial contextual performance, organizational financial performance and employee performance in non-profit sport organizations in Turkey. For the purpose of the study, 721 volunteer managers and employees from 21 Department/School of Physical Education and Sport (D-SPES) and 23 Province Directorates of Youth and Sport (PDYS) were participated in the study. Individual Creativity Scale, Support for Innovation Scale, Managerial Task Performance Scale, Managerial Contextual Performance Scale, Organizational Financial Performance Scale, and Employee Performance Scale were used for data collection. Results of the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) analysis revealed that the model adequately describes the data for the sample and the fit indices were all within the acceptable thresholds. The model accounted for 68% variance in support for innovation, 0.7% variance in individual creativity and 44% variance in employee performance. These results suggested that support for innovation and individual creativity significantly mediate the effects of managerial task performance, managerial contextual performance and organizational financial performance on employee performance.
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Sports administration.
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Sports
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Athletes.
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Success.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/20648
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K. Öcal, “Predicting employee performance in non-profit sport organizations: the role of managerial and financial performance and the mediating role of support for innovation and individual creativity,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2011.
