Purpose-The activities of human resources departments play a strategic role in terms of the harmony of individual and organizational interests. The aim of the study is to examine the role of human resources practices in the intention to quit, which is a result of mobbing. Design/methodology/approach-Quantitative research methods were used in this study. This study is explanatory research and a cross-sectional scanning method was used. Employees of a multinational technology company operating in Turkey constitute the sample of this research. 300 employees of the company, which has 585 employees, participated in this study by online survey method. Validity and reliability, correlation, and regression analyzes were performed on the obtained data using SPSS 20 statistical program. Findings-According to the findings, it has been determined that there is a significant relationship between the perception of mobbing and the intention to quit work. In addition, it has been accepted that human resources practices have a mediating effect on the relationship between mobbing and the intention to quit work. Practical implications -As the perception of mobbing increases, the intention to leave the job also increases. However, employees' perception of human resources practices is primarily neutral. In this case, although human resources practices improve, they do not have a significant effect on the intention to quit. Also, it is thought that the factors that prevent the employees' intention to quit may be economic reasons or continuance commitment. Originality/value: This study focuses on the reasons for the intention to quit work. With the findings it has obtained, it is a guide that the human resource policies of the organizations should be more visible and felt by the employees.