2016
DOI: 10.24289/ijsser.279040
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An investigation into the mobbing levels of the personnel working at provincial directorate of youth welfare and sports and evaluation of organizational commitment

Abstract: An investigation into the mobbing levels of the personnel working at provincial directorate of youth welfare and sports and evaluation of organizational commitment 1

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“…Similarly, in the research of Yildiz, Güllü, and Kaya (2020) on employees working in Provincial Directorates of Youth Services and Sports, mobbing has been found to have a significant and negative effect on organizational commitment (β=-0.331; p<0.01). In the research conducted by Belli and Demirel (2016) on employees working in eight different Provincial Directorates of Youth Services and Sports in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Turkey, a significant and negative relationship was found between mobbing and organizational commitment (r=-0.716; p<0.01). In summary, the common point of the studies in the sports sector is that mobbing has a significant and negative effect on the organizational commitment of the employees.…”
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“…Similarly, in the research of Yildiz, Güllü, and Kaya (2020) on employees working in Provincial Directorates of Youth Services and Sports, mobbing has been found to have a significant and negative effect on organizational commitment (β=-0.331; p<0.01). In the research conducted by Belli and Demirel (2016) on employees working in eight different Provincial Directorates of Youth Services and Sports in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Turkey, a significant and negative relationship was found between mobbing and organizational commitment (r=-0.716; p<0.01). In summary, the common point of the studies in the sports sector is that mobbing has a significant and negative effect on the organizational commitment of the employees.…”
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confidence: 99%