2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.labeco.2006.09.005
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The national internal labor market encounters the local labor market: Effects on employee retention

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“…Few studies attempt to isolate the effect of the economy on retention. Exceptions are studies that are either dated [1]or do not apply to the Navy's active component [2,3], which is the focus of our analysis.…”
Section: Effect Of Unemployment On Retention: Previous Estimatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Few studies attempt to isolate the effect of the economy on retention. Exceptions are studies that are either dated [1]or do not apply to the Navy's active component [2,3], which is the focus of our analysis.…”
Section: Effect Of Unemployment On Retention: Previous Estimatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Com relação ao primeiro ponto, há argumentos teóricos que relacionam a falha em reter profissionais qualificados à diminuição da criatividade e da inovação organizacional (Walker, 2001); a altos custos de recrutamento, seleção e treinamento (Hytter, 2007); a prejuízos ao clima organizacional (Rainey & Steinbauer, 1999); e à perda de habilidades, conhecimento e experiência acumulados na organização (Hytter, 2007;Kyndt, Dochy, Michielsen, & Moeyaert, 2009). Também há um conjunto de estudos que se dedicaram à compreensão dos antecedentes da retenção, como a influência do mercado de trabalho (Carrell, 2007); clima organizacional e aprendizagem (Govaerts, Kyndt, Dochy, & Baert, 2011); satisfação no trabalho (Howell, Brumback, Newman, & Rizzo, 1968); sexo (Barnes & Jones, 1974); nível educacional (Royalty, 1998); motivação (Mak & Sockel, 2001); treinamento e desenvolvimento (Doll, 2000), entre outros.…”
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“…Studies mainly from the US and the UK provide evidence that outside opportunities affect supply decisions in different occupations. For example, Carrell (2007) finds that strong external local labour markets increase turnover within the United States Air Force. 3 Hall et al (2008) find that hospital production decreases as outside labour market opportunities improves within the centralized wage system of medical staff in English acute hospitals.…”
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confidence: 99%