2020
DOI: 10.33166/acdmhr.2020.03.002
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Demographics and Turnover Intentions: Can there be Any Link?

Abstract: Employee turnover intentions is referred amongst some of the most important areas of focus of employees since the past two decades. Therein, much of the studies have remained focused on a variety of different individual and organizational elements to understand what potentially predict employee turnover intentions and how to manage it. In comparison, little is known pertaining to the demographic factors and their relationship with employee turnover intentions. Through appraising extant literature on demographi… Show more

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“…In addition to these factors, the research investigated the demographics' impact on employee turnover too. Even though previous researchers have linked age and gender to turnover [7,22], Soomro argued that there is a lot of disagreement when it comes to studies on turnover intentions related to gender [23]. Moreover, Hayes disputes any significant relationship between gender or education level and employee turnover [24].…”
Section: Factors Impacting Employee Turnovermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to these factors, the research investigated the demographics' impact on employee turnover too. Even though previous researchers have linked age and gender to turnover [7,22], Soomro argued that there is a lot of disagreement when it comes to studies on turnover intentions related to gender [23]. Moreover, Hayes disputes any significant relationship between gender or education level and employee turnover [24].…”
Section: Factors Impacting Employee Turnovermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A rotatividade dos colaboradores é um desafio para as organizações pelos efeitos socioeconômicos gerados (Gaiduk et al, 2009;Hammes et al, 2016). Quando um colaborador deixa a organização, há perda intelectual e empregar outro acarreta tempo, esforço e custo financeiro (Soomro, 2020). Em decorrência, há uma busca cada vez maior pela retenção de talentos (Soomro, 2020), entendida como uma fonte de competitividade (Pittino et al, 2016).…”
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“…Quando um colaborador deixa a organização, há perda intelectual e empregar outro acarreta tempo, esforço e custo financeiro (Soomro, 2020). Em decorrência, há uma busca cada vez maior pela retenção de talentos (Soomro, 2020), entendida como uma fonte de competitividade (Pittino et al, 2016).…”
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