Hypothesis Development: Organizational commitment has been evaluated and variously detailed in the literature
by many authors. However, prominent scholars interpret organizational commitment as the continuous and ongoing
relationship that the employees maintain with the organization to continue working in the organization, to spend
effort to prevent damaging the aims and goals of the organization and to reach those aims and goals (Mowday,
Steers, & Porter, 1979). Organizational commitment covers three types: emotional commitment is defined as "the
positive emotional connection of the employees towards the organization"; continuity commitment as "the profitloss
analysis of staying or going", and the rule commitment as "feeling of responsibility to stay in the organization
because of moral reasons" Meyer & Allen (1997).