2018
DOI: 10.32331/sgd.493062
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İş Güvencesizliği Algısı ve İş Arama Davranışı İlişkisi: İstanbul ve Kocaeli Örneği

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“…Research has also been conducted on the relationship between job insecurity and demographic variables of employees (Derin & Şimşek Ilkım, 2017;Boz-Semerci, 2018;Atılgan, 2019;Polat, 2020). Studies have been conducted on the relationship between job insecurity and negative variables such as procrastination (Sadykova, 2016;Kaplan & Keriman, 2019), anxiety about the future (Tellioğlu, 2021), job-seeking behavior (Köse & Baykal, 2018), work-related stress (Seçkin, 2020), turnover intention (Karacaoğlu, 2015;Köse, Özkoç, & Bekci, 2019), anxiety (Dursun & Bayram, 2013), organizational cynicism (Seçkin, 2018), and burnout (Çetin, 2015;Katlav & Çetin, 2021). Research on the relationship between job insecurity and positive variables such as employability (Çalışkan & Özkoç, 2020), career optimism (Akpulat, 2020), satisfaction (Karcıoğlu & Balkaya, 2018), and organizational trust (Gürbüz & Dede, 2016) is also available.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research has also been conducted on the relationship between job insecurity and demographic variables of employees (Derin & Şimşek Ilkım, 2017;Boz-Semerci, 2018;Atılgan, 2019;Polat, 2020). Studies have been conducted on the relationship between job insecurity and negative variables such as procrastination (Sadykova, 2016;Kaplan & Keriman, 2019), anxiety about the future (Tellioğlu, 2021), job-seeking behavior (Köse & Baykal, 2018), work-related stress (Seçkin, 2020), turnover intention (Karacaoğlu, 2015;Köse, Özkoç, & Bekci, 2019), anxiety (Dursun & Bayram, 2013), organizational cynicism (Seçkin, 2018), and burnout (Çetin, 2015;Katlav & Çetin, 2021). Research on the relationship between job insecurity and positive variables such as employability (Çalışkan & Özkoç, 2020), career optimism (Akpulat, 2020), satisfaction (Karcıoğlu & Balkaya, 2018), and organizational trust (Gürbüz & Dede, 2016) is also available.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%