Job security, satisfaction influence work commitment

Reinardy, Scott

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2012

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Reinardy, Scott

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Newspaper Research Journal

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Abstract

A nationwide survey of newspaper journalists found that coping control, perceptions of job quality and job security and organizational commitment are significant, positive predictors of job satisfaction.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1808/11239

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Reinardy, Scott. (2012) Job security, satisfaction influence work commitment. Newspaper Research Journal, 33 (1), 54-70.

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