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The first research questions was: Are there any demographic traits of these restaurant employees that significantly affect their job satisfaction? The second research question addressed was: Do restaurant employee's levels of job satisfaction significantly affect their organizational commitment? The surveys consist of demograhics, job-satisfaction, and organizational commitment components that are based on the validated Minnesota Job Satisfaction Questionnaire and the Organizational Commitment Questionnaire. The demographics collected consisted of employee characteristics such as age, tenure, educational level, marital status, position, years in foodservice, and hours per week. The first question was answered through several unbalanced factorial ANOVAs. The second research question was analyzed using several first order multiple regression analyses. (Abstract shortened by UMI.).","abstract_html":"Purpose. 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