article · Environment and Social Psychology
This study investigates the direct impact of work-life balance on employee affective commitment and employee performance within the hotel industry employees in Saudi Arabia, as well as the indirect role of affective commitment on the relationship between the other two variables. Self-administered surveys were provided to a randomly selected sample of employees as part of the research, which used a quantitative technique. Structural equation modeling (SEM) analysis of 441 valid responses showed substantial positive correlations between W_L_B and both E_P and A_C, with A_C also having a major positive effect on E_P. The study also proved that A_C mediates the relation between W_L_B and E_P. These insights offer hospitality leaders insightful advice on how to foster a work-life balance and increase affective commitment among employees. This will eventually lead to better performance and a thriving, high-performing workforce in the Saudi hotel industry.
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DOI: 10.59429/esp.v9i10.3132
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