Abstract
This study aims to investigate the relationship between budgetary participation, job satisfaction, and organizational citizenship behavior. This study particularly examines if job satisfaction medi...
Highlights
To maintain its existence in fierce competition, an organization must continually improve the organization’s efficiency and effectiveness in their operations in various ways
This study examines if job satisfaction mediates the relationship between budgetary participation and organiza tional citizenship behavior of faculty members of Indonesian higher education institutions
The results provide evidence to support the hypothesis of the mediation effect of job satisfaction on the relationship between budgetary participation and organizational citizenship behavior in public universities
Summary
To maintain its existence in fierce competition, an organization must continually improve the organization’s efficiency and effectiveness in their operations in various ways. The objectives of this research are: (1) To investigate the relationship of budgetary participation, job satisfaction, and OCB within the selfdetermination theory, and (2) to investigate whether the relationship is stable both for public and private universities in Indonesia. The results provide evidence to support the hypothesis of the mediation effect of job satisfaction on the relationship between budgetary participation and organizational citizenship behavior in public universities. From the theoretical perspective, this study tests the self-determination theory in the context of higher education institutions using a more comprehensive samples and explains the relationships between budgetary participation, job satisfaction, and OCB. From a practical perspective, this paper brings insight into higher education institution management, public university, that promoting job satisfaction is paramount The member of their organization will shift up the OCB as their satisfaction get raised. The final section, the conclusion, explains how this research will impact the literature and it explains avenues for future research
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