An evaluation of precursors of hospital employee turnover.

William H. Mobley, Stanley O. Horner, A. T. Hollingsworth·1978·Journal of Applied Psychology

Abstract

To evaluate a heuristic model of employee turnover, survey data were collected from 203 hospital employees. The questionnaire included measures of general and job facet satisfaction, thoughts about quitting, the intention to quit, the perceived probability of finding another job, and biographical in

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