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Linking procedural and interactional justice perceptions with organizational commitment through formation of perceived organizational support
26th EurOMA Conference: Operations adding value to society, Conference proceedings
Year (definitive publication)
2019
Language
English
Country
Finland
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Abstract
Building on the social exchange perspective and organizational support theory, this study aims to evaluate the relationship between truck driver’s procedural and interactional justice perceptions and their affective commitment to their employers. We set out a Transactional Justice Interaction Reference Modeland refine it by scientific testing. The evidence is based on survey data collected at a truck-driving school near Frankfurt am Main, Germany, providing update and safety classes to long-standing truck drivers in logistics and SCM. The results are derived by using structural equation modelling and indicate that perceived organizational support plays a mediating positive effect on developing organizational commitment.
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Keywords
Organizational justice in employer-employee relationships,Truck drivers' perceived organizational support,Relational contract in transportation industry
Fields of Science and Technology Classification
- Economics and Business - Social Sciences
- Sociology - Social Sciences
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