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DARBUOTOJŲ POREIKIŲ TENKINIMAS LIETUVOS ORGANIZACIJOSE
Volume 87, Issue 2 (2021): Volume 87, pp. 39–52
Sonata Staniulienė   Inga Kurienė  

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https://doi.org/10.15181/tbb.v87i2.2316
Pub. online: 4 August 2022      Type: Article      Open accessOpen Access

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4 August 2022

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The article analyses the satisfaction of employee needs in Lithuanian organisations, according to
A. Maslow’s theory of needs hierarchy. Motivation plays an important role in making people successful and happy in both their daily and their work life. Everyone looks for all possible ways to meet their needs in the organisation they work for, and doing so tends to change from a less satisfactory condition to a better one. The theory of the hierarchy of needs has been widely accepted, and has been particularly supported by many managers, largely because it is logical and simple, and therefore easy to understand. This theory explains what motivates people to work, and has shown managers that work motives are determined by a wide range of needs. According to the study, the results in Lithuanian organisations are in line with Maslow’s theory of the hierarchy of needs, which states that the needs of the last level of the hierarchy of needs must be met first, in order to create the conditions for the next.

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A. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs physiological safety and security belonging esteem self-actualisation of needs

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