The investments done in training practices and the expected results listed by organizations has pointed researchers to different perspectives about the subject.
In that context/ the present work has determined a positive correlation between training and organizational performance (Collings et al. 2010).
Moreover/ many studies about organizational performance and organizational commitment of employees show that the training and development practices given by organizations/ offers them the opportunity to improve the skills and performances of their
employees (Delaney and Huselid 1996).
In the recent literature studies/ training is evaluated in the basis of its
relation to organizational commitment.
Many studies show that with training/ an increase in the employees' level of
organizational commitment has been observed.
Employees start to expect that they will be provided training
opportunities with the thought that they will show organizational commitment in return for the trust that a verbal psychological contract has been signed between them and the organization Bartlett (2001).
H2: In any organization/ there is a positive correlation between the employee training practices and organizational commitment.