TY - BOOK AU - Cruz, Michelle TI - Level of satisfaction on compensation and benefits among employees of selected full service hotel in Tagaytay CIty U1 - OCT BSTM 0897 2016 PY - 2016/// CY - Tagaytay PB - Olivarez College KW - Employee fringe benefits N1 - ABSTRACT Title: Level of Satisfaction on Compensation and Benefits Among Employees of Selected Full Service Hotel in Tagaytay City Authors: Cruz, Michelle Escalante, Jim Nicols Meneses, Ronnel Degree: Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management School: Olivarez College Tagaytay Adviser: Maricriss Ignacio Siso THE PROBLEM The researchers study area was the “Level of Satisfaction on Compensation and Benefits among Employees of Selected Full Service Hotel in Tagaytay City’ and the objectives of the study to determine the extent of employee loyalty through the compensation and benefits of employees that have receive in selected full service hotels. Providing the salary, bonuses, and gratuity the company give. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY The study utilized the descriptive research method. Descriptive research method refers to the method used to describe data and characteristics used to describe the population. The purpose of using the descriptive research method is to acquire accurate, factual, systematic data that can provide an actual picture of the data set review. This type of research is intended to find out new meaning, describe something occurs and reproached information. Descriptive research design focused on the present and existing conditions, and deals with the attitudes, behavior, opinion and perception of a chosen population. The objective of descriptive method is to find facts. FINDINGS The researchers found out that there is a significant positive relationship only in education and level of satisfaction. If the P-Value is lower than 0.05, the hypothesis is rejected and when the P-Value is higher than 0.05, the hypothesis is accepted. Age got the P-Value of 0.8729 so that the hypothesis is accepted as weil as the gender that has a P-Value of 0.4295, tenure that has a P-Value of 0.7991 and income that has a P-Value of 0.6027. Only education got the P-Value that is lower than 0.05 which has 0.0296 so it means it is rejected. CONCLUSION The result showed that as the education gets higher the level of satisfaction goes higher and vice versa and there is no significant relationship between the age, gender, tenure, income and level of satisfaction. RECOMMENDATION The researchers’ recommendation for the management is to enhance compensation and employee benefit scheme, working participative in a design of work which makes them responsible for their performance. Additional number of days of leaves vacation and/or can convert into cash like sick leave if it is not use by an employee in a year. Tip must be fairly enough distributed to every employees. Overtime work must be paid every hour. And salary be distributed weekly instead of twice or once a month. The companies should compensate the employee according to their job specification and giving the right amount of salary. The company improves the benefit of employee that lead to tenure of service. Leave vacation especially the sick leave should be convertible into cash. Monetary rewards are also recommended as it is a very powerful determinant of employee motivation and achievement which, in turn, can advance to important returns in terms of firm-level performance. These monetary incentives create positive environment, maintain a job interest, enhance commitment in work performance and psychologically satisfies a person that leads to jobs satisfaction which is consistent among employees. These rewards motivate the employees to | persevere that result for a better performance in the work. The satisfaction for their work performance and continue servicing the company through the benefits and compensation that the organization giving to the employees ER -