Social exchange theory (SET) which explains the terms of the exchange agreement under the psychological contract assumes that what was promised is a key point in explaining individual responses at work. It was climate and support which will be argued as antecedents of individuals' attitudes and behaviors. Along with organizational support, ethical work climate was mostly examined only in relationship with intent-to leave. The purpose of this study was to determine felt obligation as the attitudinal outcome of ethical work climate, perceived organizational support, and affective commitment in terms of social exchange mechanism. This study is explanatory research based on primary data with a survey as the data gathered method. The result shows that one of five hypotheses rejected in this study. Furthermore, ethical work climate and perceived organizational support could affect felt obligation through affective commitment as mediation. Our findings are discussed below by considering the implications and limitations of this study.
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengindentifikasi kebutuhan alutsista di Satuan Infanteri pada Prioritas pembangunan Minimum Essential Force (MEF). Pada penelitian ini metode yang digunakan ialah pendekatan kualitatif. Adapun hasil dari penelitian ini adalah alutsista mempunyai peranan penting untuk menjaga pertahanan Negara, maka diperlukan upaya yang dapat mendukung prioritas pembangunan minimum essential force (MEF). Adapun upaya yang dapat dilakukan yaitu mengoptimalkan industri pertahanan dalam negeri dan melakukan transfer teknologi. Transfer teknologi dapat diwujudkan seiring dengan terjalinnya berbagai kerja sama pertahanan antara Indonesia dengan beberapa negara maju yang memiliki teknologi pertahanan yang canggih. Perkembangan teknologi pertahanan dalam tingkat global dapat dijadikan motivasi bagi pemerintah Indonesia untuk lebih memperhatikan kemandirian dalam produksi alutsista melalui berbagai perusahaan strategis yang dimiliki oleh pemerintah Indonesia.
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