1. The Tashkent State University of Economics, Uzbekistan; Sajidali.1950@gmail.com

*             Correspondence: Sajidali.1950@gmail.com

Keywords: employee training, job satisfaction, employee commitment

1. INTRODUCTION

Employee Training is a vital tool in modern corporations for boosting employee commitment. It has been discovered that in order for businesses to remain competitive in today’s globalized and technologically advanced environment, they must recognize the significance of investing in employee training. The training provided to employees demonstrates an important role in employee commitment [1]. There are a few researchers who contend that employee training has no bearing on employee commitment; alternatively, different factors and HR practices are responsible for employee commitment. Some people believe that training for employees is necessary in order to improve the capacity of human resources to acquire a certain skill. On the other hand, there are those who believe that it makes it easier for employees to accomplish their professional goals and objectives [2]. It has also been suggested that employee training programs increase the level of commitment shown by workers. The researchers also found that employee training could have different results; as a result, the researchers should have the intention of discovering the various impacts that employee training has on employee commitment. According to the research that has been conducted, there are multiple benefits to be gained from researching employee training, commitment, and job satisfaction in a variety of settings [3]. According to the findings of a study, employee training has two components. First, from the viewpoint of the institution, every company needs to find a way to foster employee commitment among their workforce. Training and development activities are absolutely necessary for the growth of an employee’s capabilities as well as their professional trajectory [4]. Companies have been forced to keep their employee training programs going in order to improve the capabilities of their workforce in response to a lack of trained and skilled workers in the workforce. On the other hand, this is precisely why today’s most successful businesses are making significant investments in employee training to foster greater levels of employee commitment among their workforce [5]. In this day and age, increasing the level of job satisfaction that employees have is the organizational strategy. This is due to the fact that it is widely acknowledged that an employee’s level of commitment to their employer increases in direct proportion to their level of personal well-being. An educational institution has an obligation to provide a healthy working environment for its teachers so that those teachers can devote their full attention to their work, which will, in turn, improve their productivity, boost their level of job satisfaction, and, in the long run, result in increased levels of commitment and productivity among faculty and non-faculty staff [6]. In this study, an examination of the impact on job satisfaction was carried out to determine whether or not it acts as a mediator between employee commitment and training. Pakistan’s steel mills are unable to comprehend the actual significance of their workers’ training, let alone its influence on the level of dedication and contentment they experience on the job. The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between employee training and job satisfaction, as well as the relationship between job satisfaction and employee commitment.

2. LITERATURE REVIEW

This research is on employee training, employee commitment, and job satisfaction, so we get help from the relevant literature in this research work. This literature review tells us that an organization must offer training programs to increase employees’ job satisfaction and commitment. Employee training is being given to organizations’ employees to get high productivity from them, and it will only get if there is commitment and job satisfaction. The theoretical foundations for this research paper are provided by the social exchange theory [7]. According to the theory, employees favor organizations because they anticipate future benefits. As a result, organizations maintain the affiliation of related social exchange, and the relationship is based on exchange. The employees’ bond is high when they feel that their organization is worth it and acknowledges their performance. Organizations get a high level of commitment from employees when they provide training to their employees to enhance their skills [8]. The theory of social trade offers theoretical foundations for this research paper. The concept suggests that employees desire some expectancies of being preferred by their organizations. Employees remain dedicated to the organizations once they believe their organizations value and appreciate them [9]. Cooperate sector offer training to their employees and get employee commitment in return. Employee training is an amalgamation of processes that constantly enhances employee learning, skills, and organizational performance. Employee training is a study action to obtain quality knowledge and skills desired to execute a professional assignment. Employee training results in high productivity for the organization. Employee training is interference planned to heighten employee commitment and job satisfaction of employees; it increases organizational yield and effectiveness [10]. Employees can develop new skills and knowledge shared during training, leading to job satisfaction and employee commitment. Employees’ abilities, skills, and aptitudes are critical for performing efficiently and effectively. It is necessary to encourage employees of an organization by offering them quality training that benefits their skills group [11]. Training provides an extreme level of motivation among employees as they feel ownership and responsibility for the organization, and it automatically enhances the individual’s skills and performance. Many researchers said that training transforms an employee’s approach to his job because training motivates the employee’s performance. Training is considered an exercise for boosting employees’ capabilities to perform their jobs better. Training results in high job satisfaction, performance, and productivity [12]. Before exploring employee commitment with an organization, discussing this concept and identifying methods would be mandatory. Employee commitment is a strength that helps employees set their professional targets and facilitates achieving them. Employee commitment drives employees to remain passionate about achieving their professional and organizational goals. Employee commitment has three types. Affective commitment tells us about the employees who want to stay with the organization. Effective employee commitment results in the prolonged stay of employees with the organization. In the practical approach, employees feel that they fit in the organization in terms of their compatibility with the job role [13]. The concept of normative commitment refers to an aspect of employees that discusses aspect of employees that makes them stay with an organization because of available advantages in that specific organization, such as learning opportunities, professional development, and other similar opportunities [14]. This kind of employee commitment results in a greater dedication to the organization, and employees begin contributing their efforts and hard work, which increases the length of time they remain with the organization. The term “continuance commitment” refers to the need for employees to remain with an organization because there are fewer job opportunities available in the market, as well as remuneration they don’t expect to get from the market or don’t get any offer of this kind [15]. And if they believe that their salary and fringe benefits will not improve if they switch organizations, then this type of commitment is also suitable for the organization. This type of commitment is suitable for the organization because employees will put in their maximum effort because they do not have other options, and the organization will achieve the required performance as a result of employee commitment [16]. Employees are said to experience job satisfaction when they feel happy and grateful after achieving their goals. A factor that determines the attitude of workers and measures the level of pleasure they experience on the inside can be used to explain and analyze levels of satisfaction. Because it creates a competitive advantage, job satisfaction is often portrayed as having enormous value, both for employees and for the organizations that employ them [17]. Only when employees are happy with their jobs and with the organization as a whole are they able to give their best effort toward the accomplishment of organizational targets and goals. Employees are said to experience feelings of job satisfaction when they behave in a way that satisfies their job expectations, and this behavior is evaluated by the employees. [18] A number of researchers have referred to a feeling of employees’ job satisfaction as “job satisfaction.” It is about the satisfaction of the employees’ emotions regarding the job, their surroundings, and the overall situation, including their relationships with their coworkers [19]. The research demonstrates that in order for businesses to achieve their goals of maximizing employee output, it is necessary for employers to provide workers with opportunities such as training and a sense of accomplishment in their work. It wasn’t until the 1930s that a study on job satisfaction gained widespread attention. At that time, researchers began investigating the attitudes of workers and developed a conceptual framework for conducting multiple job satisfaction polls. One of the earliest theories to attempt to determine the factors that are most important in determining levels of job satisfaction was Maslow’s need for hierarchy theory [20].

3. CONCLUSIONS

It was discovered that there is a significant correlation between employee training and employee commitment, and it was also discovered that employee commitment significantly moderates the relationship between employee training and employees’ happiness in their jobs. This theory makes sense, given that training employees typically results in the increased dedication on the part of employees toward their jobs. According to the findings of this research project, one of the most important roles that job satisfaction plays is that of a positive mediator between employee training and commitment. The findings of the study provide substantial empirical support for the hypothesis, which states that providing employees with additional training can boost job satisfaction. This outcome determines whether or not an organization offers training to their employees, which is beneficial to employee satisfaction with their jobs. The findings contribute significant new knowledge to the existing body of research by demonstrating that employee training and commitment mediate the connection between job satisfaction and job performance. Studies that have been conducted in the past on employee training have investigated the connection between employee training and worker loyalty. This study investigates the connection between training and loyalty in the workplace via the moderating influence of job satisfaction. This fills an important void that has not previously been investigated. This research has been conducted following the research model and executed successfully. This research proves the correlation between employee training and employee commitment and the mediating impact of job satisfaction. The HR managers may use this research’s conclusions as fundamental data to establish a policy on employee training. The study can contribute to the development of Human Behavior especially in Human Resources. In supplement, this research can also be used as an experimental reference in the decision-making strategy to enhance employees’ commitment through organizations’ employee training courses.

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