Author(s): Francisco Santos Cesário | Carlos Guillén Gestoso | F. Manuel Montalbán Peregrín
Journal: RAE : Revista de Administração de Empresas
ISSN 0034-7590
Volume: 52;
Issue: 3;
Start page: 345;
Date: 2012;
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Keywords: Employability | commitment | job satisfaction | temporary employment
ABSTRACT
The search for flexible practices of human resources management comes playing an important role for the strategic organizational development and specially in contexts of deep economic and financial crisis like the present one in Portugal, with an increasing unemployment and a generalized climate of job insecurity. This study tries to examine if perception of employability by employees moderates the relationship between flexible forms of hiring, such as temporary work, and job attitudes like affective commitment and job satisfaction. Results suggest the moderating role of employability for workers under direct contract with the organization but this interaction has not been pointed for workers with an temporary work contract with Employment Agencies.
Journal: RAE : Revista de Administração de Empresas
ISSN 0034-7590
Volume: 52;
Issue: 3;
Start page: 345;
Date: 2012;
VIEW PDF


Keywords: Employability | commitment | job satisfaction | temporary employment
ABSTRACT
The search for flexible practices of human resources management comes playing an important role for the strategic organizational development and specially in contexts of deep economic and financial crisis like the present one in Portugal, with an increasing unemployment and a generalized climate of job insecurity. This study tries to examine if perception of employability by employees moderates the relationship between flexible forms of hiring, such as temporary work, and job attitudes like affective commitment and job satisfaction. Results suggest the moderating role of employability for workers under direct contract with the organization but this interaction has not been pointed for workers with an temporary work contract with Employment Agencies.