Surveying the relationship between organizational identity and job burnout with job performance of teachers of Secondary School District 2 of Khorramabad City

The main purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between organizational identity and burnout with job performance of secondary school teachers in District 2 of Khorramabad. The present study is an applied research in terms of purpose. This research is one of the descriptive correlational researches. The statistical population of this study was the teachers (male and female) of the secondary school in District 2 of Khorramabad city. Cheney (1983), Maslach & Jackson (1885) burnout questionnaires, and the job performance of Byrne et al. (2005) were used to collect data. The reliability of the instrument is calculated using Cronbach's alpha and the composite reliability. Face validity and confirmatory factor analysis were used to check the validity. In order to analyze the data, statistical methods of Kolmogorov-Smirnov test and structural equation modeling have been used. The results are as follows: a) There is a positive relationship between membership, loyalty and organizational similarity as components of organizational identity with job performance of teachers of the second secondary school in District 2 of Khorramabad city; B) There is an inverse relationship between emotional burnout, depersonalization, and reduction of motivation and regression with job performance of secondary school teachers in District 2 of Khorramabad city; C) There is an inverse relationship between emotional burnout, depersonalization and reduction of motivation and regression with organizational loyalty of secondary school teachers in District 2 of Khorramabad city.