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Job Embeddedness and Turnover Intentions: An Empirical Investigation of Construction IT Industries

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Organizations that can successfully retain their human resources have an advantage over organizations that cannot. Regardless of individual industry, the turnover of employees makes it difficult to secure a work force and costs companies enormous expenses to recruit, hire and train new personnel. Research targeting various industries does not show consistent results because of the different characteristics of the industries and their work forces. In this study, the effects of job embeddedness and work satisfaction on turnover intentions are investigated targeting small and medium construction IT workers. To this end a field survey was performed and 177 survey questionnaires were collected. Research results show that three hypotheses are supported: the more sacrifice, the higher career satisfaction, and the higher job satisfaction the employees have, the less turnover intention they have. However, the other two hypotheses are rejected: the higher fit and the higher links the employees have, the less turnover intention they have. Academic and practical implications are discussed.

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Abstract
 1. Introduction
 2. Theoretical Background and Research Hypotheses
  2.1. Turnover Intentions
  2.2. Job Embeddedness
  2.3. Work Satisfaction
  2.4. Research Hypotheses
 3. Methods
  3.1. Measures
  3.2. Sample
 4. Results
  4.1. Validity and Reliability Test
  4.2. Correlation Analysis
  4.3. Test of Hypotheses
 5. Discussion
 References

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  • Dong-Hwan Cho Venture and Business, Gyeongnam National University of Science and Technology
  • Jung-Min Son Management, Inje University,Korea

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