A Study on the Effect of Satisfaction with the Use of Flexible Work System on Work Performance and Organizational Commitment : The Moderating Effect of the Presence or Absence of Children

This study aims to conduct a quantitative analysis of the effect of the level of satisfaction with the use of the flexible work system of public officials on work performance and organizational commitment. In addition, the purpose of this study is to verify the moderating effect of the variable with or without children of public officials in the relationship between satisfaction with the use of the flexible work system, work performance, and organizational commitment. In order to statistically verify the research hypothesis, this study conducted statistical analysis on public officials of local government D. All public officials of local government D, which are the targets of this study, are regular public officials and include the main office, direct agency, affiliated agency, and business office. Excluding insufficient responses, the total number of respondents finally included in the statistical analysis of this study was 458. As a result of the analysis, it was found that the level of satisfaction with the flexible work system had a positive effect on the level of work performance and organizational commitment. In addition, it was verified that the child-presence variable has the effect of partially moderating the relationship between satisfaction with the flexible work system and work performance/organizational commitment. This study will contribute to the theoretical expansion of the domestic public sector flexible work system by verifying the level of satisfaction with the use of the flexible work system, the quantitative relationship between organizational outcome variables, and the moderating effect of the variable with or without children, one of the population control variables. In addition, the main analysis results derived from the statistical analysis of this study are expected to provide practical implications to induce more correct establishment and active use of the flexible work system in domestic public institutions in terms of design and execution.