Organizational commitment and intention to leave among nurses in Malaysian public hospitals

The study investigates the relationship between organizational commitment and intention to leave among nurses in Malaysian public hospitals and it focuses on public hospital nurses in Peninsular Malaysia.Results of analysis confirmed that organizational commitment was significantly and negatively re...

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Main Authors: Omar, Khatijah, Mohamed Anuar, Marhana, Abdul Majid, Abdul Halim, Johari, Husna
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Centre for Promoting Ideas 2012
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Online Access:http://repo.uum.edu.my/10381/1/20.pdf
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Summary:The study investigates the relationship between organizational commitment and intention to leave among nurses in Malaysian public hospitals and it focuses on public hospital nurses in Peninsular Malaysia.Results of analysis confirmed that organizational commitment was significantly and negatively related to intention to leave and the results were a crucial consideration enabling management and employers attain ample understanding and guidelines if they were to draft retention strategies.Even though many studies had been conducted on intention to leave, most of them were conducted in developed countries.Thus, this study is believed to enhance the literature gap since it has an emphasis on the Malaysian context.