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The effect of soft power in achieving job satisfaction: A prospective study in the Directorate of Education in Anbar Governorate

Saad Mahmoud, Ahmad Maisher, Ibrahim Mustafa, Mahmoud Awwad

Pages: 180-194

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    The importance of the current research stems from clarifying the effect of soft power as an independent variable in achieving job satisfaction as a dependent variable, as the research seeks to how to benefit from the methods of rational decisions by decision makers in order to consolidate the principles of job satisfaction among workers in a governorate education directorate,  The descriptive analytical approach was adopted to complete the research, as a number of main and sub-hypotheses were tested to indicate the relationships of correlation and influence, and answers to the questions of the research problem were reached, as an intentional sample was chosen, represented by (36) decision-makers in the Governorate Education Directorate  Anbar, the questionnaire was adopted as a main tool for collecting information, as the information was analyzed and processed according to the statistical program (SPSS), and the means represented by the arithmetic mean, the weighted standard deviation, and the relative importance were used.  Anbar in the process of communication and communication between the members of the organization. As for the most prominent recommendations of the research, the organization should encourage the spirit of teamwork among the members of the organization in order to reach the desired goals.

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The impact of job satisfaction on organizational commitment among employees of commercial institution

Karrar H. Hassoun, Maryam M. Abbas, Duha R. Hussein, Zahraa B. Abdul Abbas

Pages: 308-323

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The significant development in information and communication systems among these organizations has presented businesses, particularly their senior leadership, with a major challenge: navigating this intense competition. They have had to seek a deeper vision and more comprehensive thinking, resulting in a strategic direction that defines the organization's path and establishes a general framework for its actions when facing all forms of environmental and organizational changes. This has made organizational commitment particularly important, given its vital nature and its clear link to the success or failure of organizations. Therefore, leadership behavior is an indicator of the effectiveness of leaders' performance and achievements. The skills and capabilities that strategic leaders possess, enabling them to influence the behavior of employees and achieve desired goals, are essential for the success of strategic leadership within an organization. It is therefore crucial to understand the most important roles and qualities of strategic leaders to align with the demands of the current era, and to grasp the main dimensions of job burnout in order to keep pace with rapid developments in all fields.

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The impact of organizational justice on job satisfaction in organizations: A case study on the employees of the faculty of law, university of bablon

Hussein Al-Baejawe

Pages: 175-189

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The aim of this scientific research is to determine the relationship within the organizational justice variable and its impact on the performance of the workforce in organizations. In particular knowing how this research came to studying each dimension of justice and its impact on each other on the one hand, and on the other hand the role of dimensions. Organizational justice in increasing the degree of employee performance and gaining a competitive advantage in the labor market.

The research sample was based on descriptive and explanatory statistics, where the researcher relied on collecting and statistic information and data from the research sample. Then, the research sample was handed over from all employees, a research questionnaire previously planned for this purpose. Where the data was analyzed and the results were known through the statistical programs for that.

The research sample reached (195) from various workforces in the College of Law / University of Babylon, and data and responses were collected based on the random distilled sample method, and the size of the research sample was (57) employees working in the college.

After reaching the results of the research sample, the results were discussed by presenting them to previous research on the same topic. Where the results of the targets were determined on the independent variable and its direct impact on the dependent variable in the research. Where the researcher conducted all the statistical methods, tests, correlation and regression coefficients, measures of central tendency. Finally, confirmatory factor analysis was performed for all variables and hypotheses.

Where it was found through statistical methods and tests that there is a strong relationship with a high degree between each of the independent variables of the study sample with the dependent variable and the degree of influence of each of them on the research sample. Also, the role of organizational justice and its impact on increasing the degree of job satisfaction in the work environment was determined.

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Factors affecting managers' intention to use remote work practices and their impact on employees' psychological Well-Being: An exploratory study at the University of Technology

Wed A. Abdaljubbar, Abbas M. Hussien

Pages: 122-131

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The research aimed to diagnose the factors influencing managers' intentions to adopt remote work practices and their impact on employees' psychological well-being at the Technological University. A descriptive methodology and linear regression analysis were used on a sample of 50 participants, including department heads, sections, and their assistants. Their opinions were surveyed through a questionnaire prepared for this purpose. The results showed that the managers at the Technological University demonstrated a clear willingness to adopt remote work practices. The research revealed that behavioral intention and social norms were the most influential factors in shaping managers' intentions to adopt remote work. The former reflects their positive conviction about the benefits of these practices, while the latter is related to the influence of employee expectations. Perceived behavioral control, which conveys the managers' confidence in employees' capabilities, was a supportive but less influential factor. The overall factors showed the highest impact, confirming their integrative interaction. Regarding the impact of these factors on employees' psychological well-being, the results indicated that general mental health was significantly affected by behavioral intention, as positive conviction enhances mental resilience. Job satisfaction was influenced by perceived behavioral control, as confidence in performance boosts feelings of appreciation. Social support was clearly affected by social norms through informal support networks among colleagues. Work-life balance was influenced by all the factors. Overall, employees' psychological well-being was strongly impacted by the total factors affecting managers' intentions, demonstrating that the overall intentions of managers are the strongest driver of employees' psychological well-being.

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The Role of Organizational Integrity in Improving the Quality of Work Life: An Analytical Study of the Opinions of a Sample of Administrative Employees at the Al-Diwaniyah Technical Institute

Khayriya Fadhel, Asmaa Malik

Pages: 112-104

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The current study aimed to know the extent of the ability of organizational integrity as an independent variable with its dimensions (operating controls, principles and purpose, core values, and culture) in improving the quality of work life as a dependent variable with its dimensions (job satisfaction, general well-being, stress at work, work-home interface, work control, work conditions) by relying on the descriptive analytical approach if this study was applied to the employees of the Diwaniya Technical Institute from the administrative category holding a certificate (higher diploma, bachelor's degree, diploma and preparatory only) and their number is (80) employees using a questionnaire distributed to them and the number of valid questionnaires was (76) and retrieved (4). The questionnaire was analyzed using many statistical tools and methods represented by the simple correlation coefficient to know the relationships of correlation and influence between the variables and multiple regression analysis and a number of other statistical tools in addition to using the SPSS.v.24 program), on the basis of which the researchers concluded a set of results, including that organizational integrity has a positive effect in improving the quality of work life. The study also reached a set of recommendations, some of which emphasized the need to apply practices Integrity within the organization, as establishing a culture of organizational integrity in any organization includes a set of stages, including understanding the importance of organizational integrity, its necessity and benefits for the individual and the organization, clarifying the positives of its application, and realizing the danger of the absence of organizational integrity in the organization

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