An analysis of the relation between employee—Organization value congruence and employee attitudes

EA Amos, BL Weathington - The journal of psychology, 2008 - Taylor & Francis
The journal of psychology, 2008Taylor & Francis
Researchers have examined the fit or match between a person and an organization
extensively in the empirical literature. Overall findings have supported the existence of a
positive relation between the congruence of employee and organizational values with
employee attitudes toward the organization. However, this relation is not fully understood,
and more research is needed to understand the relation between the congruence of different
value dimensions and multiple employee attitudes. Therefore, the authors aimed to analyze …
Researchers have examined the fit or match between a person and an organization extensively in the empirical literature. Overall findings have supported the existence of a positive relation between the congruence of employee and organizational values with employee attitudes toward the organization. However, this relation is not fully understood, and more research is needed to understand the relation between the congruence of different value dimensions and multiple employee attitudes. Therefore, the authors aimed to analyze value congruence across 7 dimensions and its relation to (a) job satisfaction, (b) organizational commitment, (c) satisfaction with the organization as a whole, and (d) turnover intentions. The results suggest that the perceived congruence of employee-organizational values by employees is positively associated with satisfaction with the job and organization as a whole and employee commitment to the organization. The results also support a negative relation between value congruence and employee turnover intentions.
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