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Should I stay or should I go: how pay secrecy influences turnover intentions
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Journal:
Employee Relations
Employee Relations: The International Journal (2024) 46 (1): 99–114.
Published: 14 November 2023
... the hypotheses. Findings Findings demonstrate pay secrecy positively influences turnover intentions. This relationship is double-mediated by organizational trust with organizational cynicism, organizational disidentification, and job embeddedness. All hypotheses were supported. Practical implications...
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Social capital, person-organization fit and cynicism: a multi-stage mediation model of turnover intention in public organizations
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Employee Relations
Employee Relations: The International Journal (2021) 43 (4): 936–954.
Published: 25 December 2020
... of informal intra-organizational employee ties. Specifically, the authors argue that organizational social capital reduces turnover intention both directly and indirectly via its influence on person-organization fit, organizational cynicism and job satisfaction. Design/methodology/approach The authors use...
