Labor market dimensions as predictors of the reenlistment decisions of military personnel.
Journal of Applied PsychologyPublished 1 August 1996
Robert P. Steel
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Abstract
Labor market variables (e.g., unemployment statistics) and perceptual measures of employment opportunity (e.g., perceived occupational demand) were used to predict the reenlistment decisions of 402 U.S. Air Force enlistees. With logistic regression analysis, 3 significant predictors of reenlistment were isolated. A combination of perceptual and objective job availability measures provided the best prediction of the reenlistment criterion.
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Economics, Econometrics and FinanceBusiness, Management and Accounting
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