“…The effect of work family conflict on counterproductive work behavior is in the lack of an employee's ability to position himself in two environments so that it affects employee behavior to commit acts of violence (Zahoor et al, 2019) in an institutional or organizational environment (Counterproductive Work Behavior Organization) and at other individuals (Counterproductive Work Behavior Individual), such as colleagues or family members (Bennet & Robinson, 2000). Furthermore, the linkage of work stress to counterproductive work behavior is based on the statement of the Labor Force Survey (Aulia et al, 2019) in 2014, there were 440,000 cases of work stress in the UK, with 35% of employees experiencing excessive workloads and ending up in fatal actions (criminal and committed suicide). Meanwhile, the relation of turnover intention to counterproductive work behavior is based on the behavior of employees who wish to resign and tend to do detrimental activities, such as late arrival, absenteeism, or avoiding institutional associations (Novan & Wahyuningtyas, 2020).…”