... only expand the researcher‟s knowledge and in-depth
understanding of attraction and retention of staff, but it will help the NIP management
to realise factors that affect attraction and retention ... 2008:747).
STAFF ATTRACTION AND RETENTION: A MODEL FOR A NAMIBIAN STATE
DEPARTMENT
by
JOHANNA NELAGO SHIKONGO
Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment...
... JVB
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TABLE 2
Structural Model Fit Indices
Model
x
2
df GFI NFI TLI
Null model 4506 190 .26 — —
One factor model 1984 175 .58 .56 .55
Uncorrelated latent variables model ... than .40 for that factor only for both the pre- and the postinterview
surveys. The five scales and representative items are Supportive Work Envi-
ronment (five items,
a
Å...
... 1992; Rynes,
1987) and offers support for existing dispositional research
(Judge,
1992)
and the attraction component of Schneider's (1987) attraction- selection-
attrition model.
While this ... McLaughlin and Anderson
{\99V)
suggested that fiexible benefits are more attractive to employees
because they reduce tax liability and increase take-home cash. Barber,
Dunham, a...
... conceptual model for nursing that
links stress, coping, and health. This chapter has
provided a historical overview of stress, coping,
and health and its importance for the profession
and discipline ... symptoms and signs and
psychological distress in chronic neck and
shoulder pain. Scandinavian Journal of
Rehabilitation Medicine, 30(4), 235–242.
Engel, G. L. (1992)....
... credibility and satisfaction
mediating relation between advertisement kind and attraction; and attraction
mediating the relation between willingness to apply and credibility-
satisfaction.
The model ...
time and for their joyful companionship.
I want to express my appreciation for the Electrical and Electronics
Engineering Department Faculty and all the particip...
... an effort to improve the recruitment and retention of key talent. After
completing an initial questionnaire that asked for demographic information, participants
reviewed the company information, ...
detailed information – may affect individuals’ application intentions. For example, the results of
studies by Rynes and Miller (1983) and Barber and Roehling (1993) showed that s...
...
positive and negative information on job seekers’ organizational attraction and attribute
recall. Human Performance, 23 (3), 193-212.
Positive and negative information exposures and recruitment ...
Positive and negative information exposures and recruitment 0
Table 3. Organizational attraction as a function of information source and
topic across the positive a...
... of attraction
and the likelihood of accepting a job offer.
Coleman and Irving (1997) examined the effects of message source and positive and
negative job information on job attractiveness and ... RJPs differ include the format, the timing, and the amount of
negative information presented. For example, with respect to format, one may choose from
audio-visual format, a writt...
... in, developed and deployed carefully.
Pike, Rylander and Roos (2002) argue that the dominating factor in enterprise valuation for
most companies now and especially the hi-techs and professional ... and tactical management.
4. It generates the information needed by shareholders and investors.
Auditable and Reliable
Pike et al. (2002) argue that the first criterion of...
... retained for overall model
development g iven the exploratory nature of this research study and the small
sample of countries available for study.
PLS modelling
Once the Wnal items for each construct ... daunting t ask. Moreover, the
availability of data for the Arab States is generally sparse. Notwithstanding the
limited secondary sou rces for Arab State metrics, the data col...