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Researchers have extensively explored the factors influencing employees’ organisational commitment. However, few studies make an explicit distinction between different commitment types when exploring its determinants, and the scholarly attention to ...
A. Fernández-Mesa +3 more
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Orientation: Findings on the relationship between organisational commitment, job satisfaction, and employee retention have been inconsistent. Research purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between organisational commitment,
Chuene S. Moshabi +2 more
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The study examined the relationship between organisational trust, organisational commitment and turnover intention among employees of banks in Ghana. Participants were drawn from both domestic banks and foreign-owned banks.
Thomas Addae Nketsiah +1 more
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The study examined the level of the Three-Component Model of organisational commitment (TCM) and its relationship with psychological empowerment. The sample was selected through a three-stage cluster random sampling among academic staff from three public
A. L. Muda, C. Y. Fook
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Headmaster’s Transformational Leadership and Teacher’s Organisational Commitment in Primary School [PDF]
The study aimed to explore the level of headmaster’s transformational leadership/the level of teachers/organizational commitment and the relationship between headmaster’s leadership style and the organisational commitment of primary school teachers in ...
Abd Latif, Rozita +2 more
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Relationship between job stress and organisational commitment among public servants in Pontian, Johor [PDF]
This study was conducted to determine the relationship between job stress and organisational commitment among public servant in Pontian, Johor. 262 public servants were chosen as respondents of this study through random sampling technique.
Ahmad, Sa'odah, Roslan, Nor Fameza
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Restructuring in business firms is often characterised by uncertainty, anxiety, low morale, tardy job performance and high levels of absenteeism and staff turnover.
C. A. Arnolds, C. Boshoff
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Organisational Commitment of Young Employees in a Service Organisation
Turbulent work life increases employees’ commitment to work more than to organisations, which causes challenges to organisations. The current academic literature focuses on exploring this phe-nomenon from the perspective of managers, and there is scant research knowledge from the per-spective of young employees.
Tuhkanen, Annariina, Hiltunen, Esa
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The 'climates' of the logging industry : effects on safety, commitment, turnover, and accidents : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Soc. Sci.) in Psychology at Massey University [PDF]
New Zealand's logging industry is one of the country's largest exporting industries. With increased global competition and demands, work environments like the logging industry are finding that problems such as accidents and turnover rates are ...
Rothwell, Kelly A
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) declared by organisations can be understood as a specific signal sent to stakeholders. However, social responsibility can vary from its complete absence to symbolic or substantive CSR.
Jolita Vveinhardt
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