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The impact of employee empowerment on the quality of a service recovery effort
Predictions from a service recovery model regarding employee and customer responses to empowerment in a restaurant context were examined in two experiments. Empowerment via training and autonomy led to higher service employee satisfaction. Greater customer satisfaction following a service failure was created by higher employee responsiveness and empathy during a service recovery.