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PRODUKTIVNOST RADA U HOTELSKOJ INDUSTRIJI

LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY MODEL FOR THE HOTEL INDUSTRY
Authors: Miroslav, Damira; Maškarin Ribarić, Helga;

PRODUKTIVNOST RADA U HOTELSKOJ INDUSTRIJI

Abstract

The paper investigates the infl uence of selected human capital variables on labour productivity in the Croatian hotel industry. The research was performed by using a regression model based on the Cobb-Douglas production function with constant returns to scale (Bartel, 1992; Black and Lynch, 1997). The independent variables used explain 65% of the variation in labour productivity. Given the assumptions of the standard Gaussian regression model as the theoretical framework for model testing, the results of the performed research suggest the absence of autocorrelation, heteroscedasticity and multicollinearity. The authors elaborate the specific characteristics of labour productivity in the hotel industry and emphasize the necessity to introduce additional variables in the model in order to manage labour productivity. The paper aims to encourage the rethinking of productivity measurement and management systems with the goal of enabling hotel organizations to more effectively meet the changing demands and the challenges of the competitive environment.

U radu se istražuje utjecaj odabranih varijabli ljudskog kapitala na produktivnost rada u hrvatskoj hotelskoj industriji. Istraživanje je provedeno korištenjem regresijskog modela baziranog na Cobb-Douglasovoj proizvodnoj funkciji s konstantnim prinosima na opseg (Bartel, 1992; Black, Lynch, 1997). 65% svih varijacija u proizvodnosti rada u hotelskoj industriji moguće je objasniti varijacijama varijabli koje su korištene u modelu. S obzirom na postavke klasičnog Gaussovog modela, kao teorijskog okvira za testiranje modela, istraživanje je ukazalo na odsustvo autokorelacije, heteroskedastičnosti i multikolinearnosti. Autorice obrazlažu specifi čnosti produktivnosti rada u hotelskoj industriji i naglašavaju potrebu uvođenja dodatnih varijabli u model u svrhu upravljanja produktivnošću rada. Ovim se radom potiče i preoblikovanje mjera produktivnosti i sustava upravljanja produktivnošću kako bi se hotelskim organizacijama omogućilo djelotvornije prilagođavanje potrebama i izazovima konkurentskog okruženja.

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Croatia
Keywords

hotel industry, hotelska industrija, Croatia, Hrvatska, model produktivnosti rada, labour productivity model

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