QUALITY OF LIFE AT WORK AND WILLINGNESS TOWARD ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN OFFICERS OF COMPANIES IN THE CITY OF BOGOTÁ - COLOMBIA

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The purpose of the research was to determine the relationship between quality of work life and readiness to organizational change in a sample of 100 company workers in the city of Bogota. It was conducted following a correlational cross-sectional design through the application of two instruments: one that measures organizational change (BMI) (García & Forero, 2010) and another one that assesses perceived quality of life in organizations (Gómez Rada, 2011). The sample participation was voluntary and data were analyzed using Spearman's Rho. Results show a significant correlation at 0.001 in all the variables of organizational change and quality of life with the exception of resistance to change. This suggests that some of the aspects to be highlighted are the importance of quality of life and commitment to the tasks to be performed as these define the goals and objectives set by the entity and frame the work and productivity of employees as well as their readiness to change.