Based on a sample of 154 employees from 3IT companies in Xi’an,this paper conducts a confirmatory empirical study of examining the cross\|culture validity of reduced Price (1999) turnover intention model.This paper a...Based on a sample of 154 employees from 3IT companies in Xi’an,this paper conducts a confirmatory empirical study of examining the cross\|culture validity of reduced Price (1999) turnover intention model.This paper analyzes the relationship among the variables in the model and gets a model with good fit index.展开更多
This paper reports on an empirical study on the effects of demographic variables and job satisfaction (JS) on turnover intention (TI). In addition, the paper explores the moderating effects of gender, marriage status ...This paper reports on an empirical study on the effects of demographic variables and job satisfaction (JS) on turnover intention (TI). In addition, the paper explores the moderating effects of gender, marriage status and education level on the relationship between employee’s job satisfaction and turnover intention. Demographic variables and JS are found to have significant effect on TI. Gender is found to moderate the relationship between JS and TI but education and marriage status are not. For male employees, JS has a stronger impact on TI than for female employees.展开更多
文摘Based on a sample of 154 employees from 3IT companies in Xi’an,this paper conducts a confirmatory empirical study of examining the cross\|culture validity of reduced Price (1999) turnover intention model.This paper analyzes the relationship among the variables in the model and gets a model with good fit index.
文摘This paper reports on an empirical study on the effects of demographic variables and job satisfaction (JS) on turnover intention (TI). In addition, the paper explores the moderating effects of gender, marriage status and education level on the relationship between employee’s job satisfaction and turnover intention. Demographic variables and JS are found to have significant effect on TI. Gender is found to moderate the relationship between JS and TI but education and marriage status are not. For male employees, JS has a stronger impact on TI than for female employees.