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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://scholars.ntou.edu.tw/handle/123456789/23422
Title: Job attractiveness of airlines to students in Taiwan
Authors: Taih-Cherng Lirn 
Keywords: Job Attractiveness;Airlines;AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process)
Issue Date: Oct-2003
Publisher: J-STAGE
Journal Volume: 5
Source: Journal of the Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies,
Abstract: 
This study identifies major factors influencing a jobís attractiveness in the air
transport industry and proposes an ëairlinesí job attractiveness indexí (AJAI) for Taiwan. Two
major criteria (monetary, and non-monetary remuneration) and 10 subcriteria are found to
influence a jobís attractiveness to students in Taiwan. Wage/salary, ESOP (Employeesí
Shares-ownership Plan), job outlook, and corporate image are the top four influential
subcriteria. Because students are not usually able to gain access to information related to the
top three subcriteria from airlines, corporate image has the most important impact on studentsí
future job selection in the airline industry. This research shows that air carriers have the
most impressive corporate image in the air transport industry. Variables influencing job
attractiveness are carefully screened using a model of experts panel and are quantified by the
AHP to provide a ëJob Attractiveness Indexí (JAI) model for the air transport industry in
Taiwan.
Description: 
https://dstm.ntou.edu.tw/var/file/71/1071/attach/96/pta_11639_6468572_65777.pdf
URI: http://scholars.ntou.edu.tw/handle/123456789/23422
ISSN: 1341-8521
Appears in Collections:航運管理學系

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