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Personal and Organizational Values on Organizational Commitment

Dr. S. Jailap Deen
Dr. S. Jailap Deen . (2019). Personal and Organizational Values on Organizational Commitment. Eduspectra, 5(1), 22-27.
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  • Published2019-12-31
  • Pages22-27

Abstract

The objective of the study was to explore the relationship between Personal, Organizational values and Organizational commitment. Descriptive and diagnostic research was conducted on a systematic random sample of 307 employees at four MNC's firms in Chennai industrial region. Multiple regression analysis revealed a number of significant relationships between the independent and dependent variables. The findings add new knowledge that can be used to improve organizational practices for the retention of valuable shop-floor employees in the MNC's construction equipment manufacturing firm's environment

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Personal value, Organizational value, Organizational commitment. Mathematics

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