Addressing employee satisfaction, Shafer (2002) noted that if employees recognize ethical inconsistencies due to a company's unethical behaviors, their satisfaction levels are lower and their turnover intent rises. Jaramillo et al. (2006) found that recognizing an organization or co-worker's unethical behaviors leads to lower job satisfaction and higher turnover intent. Pettijohn et al. (2008) also reported that employees’ recognition of business ethics and resulting behaviors has a great impact on their job satisfaction and turnover intent. In view of the existing empirical evidence, the following hypothesis was formulated: