have used Fiske’s (1992) relational models theory to explicate how contextual differences can affect important organizational outcomes. Given that our focus is on relational climate, his framework provides a viable means for substantively differentiating among particular relational climates and, in turn, understanding connections between HR systems and helping behavior. Employing tenets of this theory, we focus on three relational climates that vary in terms of the antecedents and enactment of helping. Fiske (1992) posited four distinct relational forms—market pricing, equality matching, communal sharing, and authority ranking. Broad in scope and examined in a number of disciplines, they describe interpersonal activities such as how people understand and motivate each other in their relationships