Domestic migrant workers in China's hotel industry: An exploratory study of their life satisfaction and job burnout
International Journal of Hospitality ManagementPublished 9 April 2012
Han Shen, Chenchen Huang
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This study investigated job burnout and life satisfaction among domestic migrant workers in economy hotels in China. The results revealed that two dimensions of job burnout, emotional exhaustion and depersonalization, have significant influence on domestic migrant workers’ life satisfaction. Life satisfaction between domestic migrant workers and local workers was different. Theoretical discussion and practical implications were presented.
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