The Factors That Increase Normative Commitment Include

question 47

Multiple Choice

The factors that increase normative commitment include:

• A)salary and other monetary benefits.
• B)availability of employment opportunities.
• C)a sense that the organization has invested in the employee.
• D)links to the local community.
• E)organizational culturE.The factors that increase normative commitment include a sense that the organization has invested in the employee, personal work philosophies or more general codes of right and wrong developed over the course of their lives.

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