2016
DOI: 10.5961/jhes.2016.172
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A research on the effect of salary on academicians' levels of organizational commitment

Abstract: When a review of literature was made on the factors affecting organizational commitment, many different elements were seen to affect organizational commitment. One of these factors is the salary of the employees. This study aimed to measure the impact of Higher Education Personnel Law No. 2914 which has provided an increase in academics' salary on organizational commitment of academics. The first part of the study focused on the concept of organizational commitment, whereas the second part focused on the organ… Show more

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“…Mean while Chughtai and Zafar, (2006) [17] found no evidence of a relationship between commitment and the demographic variables of age, tenure, marital status, or level of education. The result of the present study depicted that there was statistically significant differences as regard to Affective Commitment and salary ranged from 500 -999, this may be due to raise cost of live this was supported by EbruÖzer, Serdar, Yalcinkaya, (2016) [22] who reported that academicians have organizational commitment after academic salary increase. Also, Tomasz Kawka (2014) [32] found that Affective commitment is closely related to expectations for an increase in salary, and higher appraisal by the motivation system.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…Mean while Chughtai and Zafar, (2006) [17] found no evidence of a relationship between commitment and the demographic variables of age, tenure, marital status, or level of education. The result of the present study depicted that there was statistically significant differences as regard to Affective Commitment and salary ranged from 500 -999, this may be due to raise cost of live this was supported by EbruÖzer, Serdar, Yalcinkaya, (2016) [22] who reported that academicians have organizational commitment after academic salary increase. Also, Tomasz Kawka (2014) [32] found that Affective commitment is closely related to expectations for an increase in salary, and higher appraisal by the motivation system.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…Salary satisfaction has a direct, positive, and significant effect on work-family enrichment Offering appropriate benefits for part-time employees can have a positive impact on job satisfaction and commitment to overall work (Lee & Lin, 2014). Salary increases positive effect to the academics' institutional commitment is also presented by Ebru and Yalçinkaya (2016). Orkibi (2016) also concluded that employees who earn above average or average salary have high career commitment.…”
Section: 5mentioning
confidence: 99%