Belias D., Koustelios A., Zournatzi E., Koutiva M., Sdolias L., Barbi I. (2013). JOB SATISFACTION AND JOB BURNOUT OF COACHES – A REVIEW OF THE INTERNATIONAL LITARATURE. International Journal of Human Resource Management and Research. Volume – Issue 3-3. Page No 27-38.

This paper aims at examining the issues of job satisfaction and job burnout in coaches of various sports. Through the review of the literature review, it is indicated that job satisfaction is related among others to salary, organisational commitment, organisational support, life satisfaction, and work-life conflict. Job burnout is strongly related on the one hand to chronic stress and on the other on the persistent imbalance between demands and coping resources. Overall the review of the international bibliography indicates the need of coaches to support and educational programs for coping with stress, and acquiring skills related to communication, conflict resolution, negotiation. In addition, managers of the teams and the sports organisations and association should take into account motivation methods, and techniques of enhancing the organisational support and organisational commitment of coaches.