The results of this study showed that there is a reasonable tendency for employee turnover. More than the half of the study participants expressed an intention to leave their hotel employment, a phenomenon that could be explained by at least three explanations. First, most of the participants were young. A second explanation could be related to the findings employee bonuses, financial rewards and salary were seldom linked to perceived employee investment. And of course, a third reason is the possibility of many other contextual factors operating in the work settings enjoyed by the study respondents.
The relationship between employee intentions to leave and age was non significant. This finding could be explained by the fact that Jordan has an unemployment crisis which limits job choices for young people, who will rather stay with their current job. This finding contradicts with work of Khilji and Wang (2007), who investigated the relationship between HR satisfaction and turnover. In spite of demonstrating a statistical link between employee age and intentions to leave, the context of employment was not considered as a mediating factor.
The results of this study showed that there is a reasonable tendency for employee turnover. More than the half of the study participants expressed an intention to leave their hotel employment, a phenomenon that could be explained by at least three explanations. First, most of the participants were young. A second explanation could be related to the findings employee bonuses, financial rewards and salary were seldom linked to perceived employee investment. And of course, a third reason is the possibility of many other contextual factors operating in the work settings enjoyed by the study respondents.
The relationship between employee intentions to leave and age was non significant. This finding could be explained by the fact that Jordan has an unemployment crisis which limits job choices for young people, who will rather stay with their current job. This finding contradicts with work of Khilji and Wang (2007), who investigated the relationship between HR satisfaction and turnover. In spite of demonstrating a statistical link between employee age and intentions to leave, the context of employment was not considered as a mediating factor.
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