Muheebwa, Florence PrescahMbabazi, Mary GraceRubalema, Alex2023-12-122023-12-122019-05-302348-5302 (Online)2348-8875 (Print)DOI: 10.21276/sjebm.2019.6.5.1http://ir.umu.ac.ug/xmlui/handle/20.500.12280/3061Success in hospitality business arises from strategies that ensure that an organization has necessary resources, especially people, who could be utilized to achieve its goals effectively. The current study addressed employee fulfilment toward work-related factors, which could present the effect to service delivery, service cost and service reliability in the hospitality industry. Sixty-seven respondents form eight hospitality organizations in Uganda participated in the study in 2019. The result indicated that employee fulfilment toward work-related factors had significant relationships with service reliability, service cost as well as service delivery. It indicated that supervision style had the strongest link to service reliability while the salary factor was identified as having the lowest influence on service cost and moderate impact on service reliability and service delivery.enEmployee fulfilmentService qualityMotivation.Article