© Review Of Communications And Media Studies . 2014. Vol. 1 No. 1
                              
                              
                                Publisher: Rivers State University of Science and Technology
                                
                              
                              Influence of Quality of Work Life On The Job Performance of Journalists In Port Harcourt, Nigeria
                                John G. Ngochindo
                              
                              
                                KEYWORDS: Motivation, Performance, Job Satisfaction, Rewards, Work Life, Productivity
                              
                            ABSTRACT:
This study focused on quality of work life and its influence on the job performance of journalists in Port Harcourt,Nigeria. Being a survey research, however, the primary data were sourced from responses obtained through thequestionnaire from a cross-section of journalists within the coverage area. It was found out that journalists were poorlymotivated at the work place and that their remunerations were too low to enable them cope with the high cost of living inthat coastal city. It was also found that almost all the media firms in Port Harcourt suffered adversely from inadequatefunding. The study enjoins all stakeholders of the media to collaborate and work out strategics and modalities that wouldreposition the media financially, so as to make them cope with the onerous tasks and challenges of investigativejournalism and effective reporting. To bring succour to all media workers in Port Harcourt, the study recommends thaturgent measures should be put in place to properly fund the media and enhance the salaries of their workforce. This, itbelieves,will bring about improved quality of work life for all employed journalists in Port Harcourt,as well as usher inincreased job performance and productivity.
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                                Subject
                              
                              
                                Film and Media Studies
                              
                            
                                Discipline
                              
                              
                                Arts and Humanities
                              
                            
                                Publisher
                              
                              
                                Rivers State University of Science and Technology
                              
                            
                                Publication Year
                              
                              
                                2014
                              
                            
                                Place Of Publication
                              
                              
                                Nigeria
                              
                            
                                Contributors
                              
                              
                                John G. Ngochindo
                              
                            