PERSONAL CONSEQUENCES OF EMPLOYEE COMMITMENT.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 September 1989
Barbara S. Romzek
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This study examined the effect of employee commitment on individuals' nonwork and career satisfactions. Data on public employees' attitudes indicated that the individual consequences of employee co...
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