1. Falah-ud-Din Butt, Dr. Niaz Ahmed Bhutto & Ghulam Abbas
“A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ORGANIZATIONAL CLIMATE AND JOB SATISFACTION IN PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND FOREIGN BANKS”
Abbas
Falah-ud-Din Butt, Dr. Niaz Ahmed Bhutto & Ghulam Abbas

2. Introduction & Literature
Organization development (OD) is a response to change, a complex educational strategy intended to change the beliefs, attitudes, values, structure of organization.
In this era of intense competition and globalization very few people will disagree that the success of any organization is a direct reflection of its managerial effectiveness and efficiency.
Even though organizational development depends upon number of factors but to understand needs, concerns, and perceptions of employees the organizational climate needs to be assessed.

3. Cont--- Organizational Climate
“Organizational climate is defined as people’s perception and attitude about the organization - whether it is good or bad place to work, friendly or unfriendly, hardworking or easy- going, and so forth.”
Wendell L. French and Cecil H. Bell, Jr.[2004]
Sought to define organizational environments in terms of nine climate dimensions: structure, responsibility, reward, risk, warmth, support, standards, conflict, and identity.
Stringer & Litwin. G. [1968]

4. Cont---- Job Satisfaction
Job satisfaction is often thought to be the gratification of strong needs in the workplace or the degree of discrepancy between what a person expect to receive from work and what that person perceives is actually received.
John b. Miner [2002]
Employees with high job satisfaction do exhibit higher organizational citizenship behavior, which ultimately does have positive effects on the productivity of the entire organization.
Catt and Miller [1994]

5. Relationship Between Organizational Climate and Job Satisfaction.
Rice has investigated the relationship between job satisfaction and organizational climate and asserted that people were the heart of any enterprise because their ideas, attitudes, and efforts were key causes of organizational success.
Rice. C. [1982]
Individuals in the organization have certain expectations, and fulfillment of these, depends upon their perception whether organizational climate suits according to their needs or not.
Ritu Lehal [2004]

6. Variables of Organizational Climate and Job Satisfaction.
Organizational Structure
Rewards
Support
Standard
Conflict Resolution
Identity
Leadership
Empowerment
Human relations
Communication
Decision making
Equity
Responsibility
Initiative
Job satisfaction
Work itself (4 questions)
Supervision (4 questions)
Colleagues (2 questions)
Miscellaneous (4 questions)

7. Objectives of the Study.
To compare the three banks; NBP, MCB, & SCB with reference to their organizational climate and job satisfaction
To study the inter-relationship of the two variables; organizational climate and job satisfaction
To analyze the perceptions of employees of each bank for organizational climate and job satisfaction.
To find out the effect of organizational climate’s sub-factors on job satisfaction.

8. Hypothesis Formulation
H0: For organizational climate the mean value of 90 executives of the three banks is the same.
H1: For organizational climate the mean value of 90 executives of the three banks is not the same.
Hypothesis-2
H0: With respect to job satisfaction, the mean value of 90 executives of the three banks is the same.
HI: With respect to job satisfaction, the mean value of 90 executives of the three banks is not the same.

9. Research Methodology
This research is based on descriptive cum analytical quantitative method
Data has been described through
Box plotting
Data analysis has been done through
Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient
Kruskal Wallis test
Multiple Regression analysis

10. Research Methodology
Data Collection
Personally administrated questionnaire based on 14 sub factors for each of both the organizational climate and job satisfaction.
Secondary data has been collected through literature search, by consulting research journals, organization reports, books, newspapers, and internet surfing.
Sampling
Based on convenience sampling method,
researcher has visited four (04) branches
for each of the three banks and able
to survey 90 executives.

11. Data Analysis and Interpretation
Organizational Climate & Box Plots
NBP
MCB
SCB

12. Data Analysis and Interpretation
Job Satisfaction & Box Plots
MCB
SCB

13. Inter-relationship of Organizational Climate & Job Satisfaction
Spearman’s Correlation Coefficients NBP
Job
Satisfaction
Org. Climate
Correlation Coefficient
.685*
Sig. (2-tailed)
.000 N 35
*Sig. .05
Spearman’s Correlation Coefficients MCB
Job
Satisfaction
Org. Climate
Correlation coefficient
.406*
Sig. (2-tailed)
.023 N 31
*Sig. .05
Spearman’s Correlation Coefficients SCB
Job
Satisfaction
Org. Climate
Correlation Coefficient
.429*
Sig. (2-tailed)
.036 N 24
*Sig. .05

14. Difference in Perception of Executives Across the Banks.
Kruskal Wallis Test (Ranks)
GROUPS N
Mean Rank
Org. Climate
NBP 35
27.33
MCB 31
48.58
SCB 24
68.02
Total 90
Job Satisfaction
26.69
48.97
68.46
On the basis of Kruskal Wallis Test Results,
Our 1st Null Hypothesis is rejected. It means that mean values for Organizational Climate of 90 executives are not same. Similarly,
Our 2nd Null Hypothesis is also rejected. It means that mean values for Job Satisfaction of 90 executives are not same.
Test Statistics
Org. Climate
Job Satisfaction
Chi-Square
35.227
37.322 df 2
Asymp. Sig.
.000
Sig. 5%, Table Value: 5.991

15. Effect of Organizational Climate on Job Satisfaction
Multiple Regression Analysis for Organizational Climate and Job Satisfaction Model Summary R
Sq. F
Change
df1
df2
Sig.
F Change
.785
.616
7.920 15 74
.000
Table Value: 1.81

16. Effect of Organizational Climate on Job Satisfaction
COEFFICIENTS
VARIABLIS
Coefficients t
Sig.
STRUCTUR
3.399
2.478
.015
RESPONSIBILITY
.559
.402
.689
REWARDS
1.417
1.378
.172
INITIATIVE
2.174
1.887
.063
SUPPORT
.188
.170
.866
STANDARD
-1.071
-.835
.407
CONFLICT
-.895
-.577
.566
IDENTITY
2.419
2.287
.025
LEADERSHIP
-.582
-.420
.676
EMPOWERMENT
-3.051
-2.095
.040
HUMAN RELATIONS
2.542
2.057
.043
COMMUNICATION
-1.828
-1.077
.285
DECISION MAKING
3.869E-02
.980
EQUITY
-3.104
-2.856
.006

17. Conclusion
The best employees perception is in SCB which indicates the best organizational climate prevails. Accordingly, the job satisfaction is also the highest amongst the three banks
Out of 14 sub factors of organizational climate three, organizational structure, identity, and human relations, are positively related to the job satisfaction.
However, the two factors, equity and empowerment, are negatively related to the job satisfaction.

18. Recommendations
Structure, Identity and Human Relations are positively related to the job satisfaction, for all the three banks.
Therefore , banks are required to focus more on the above mentioned factor to have more satisfied employees with them:
ii) Equity and Empowerment are negatively related to job satisfaction, for all the three banks.
Therefore there is a need to:
Promote the advantages of equitable treatment of executive in their banks and
Promote the practice of delegation of power, greater involvement in decision making, capacity building and proper Rewards for their good performance

19. ii) Equity and Empowerment are negatively related to job satisfaction, for all the three banks.
Therefore there is a need to:
Promote the advantages of equitable treatment of executive in their banks and
Promote the practice of delegation of power, greater involvement in decision making, capacity building and proper Rewards for their good performance

20. Research Methodology Research Limitations:
Researcher has selected executives of only OG I, II, and III of the NBP, MCB and SCB, so the, results can not be generalized to employees at all level in banks
There was time limitation for this research which was a big challenge for the researcher

21. Future Areas of Research
If people are satisfied from their jobs, and if there exist the right type of climate, effectiveness can certainly be brought in the functioning of the organization. Therefore this specific aspect of effectiveness should be studied along with organizational climate and job satisfaction.

22. Thanks