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Workplace bullying and intention to leave: the moderating effect of perceived organisational support
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Social InfluenceHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational BehaviorHierarchical Regression AnalysisSocial SciencesEmployee AttitudeManagementOrganizational PsychologyWork AttitudePerceived Organisational SupportBehavioral SciencesSchool PsychologyBullyingSocial ImpactMotivationOrganizational CommitmentSchool ViolenceEmployee InvolvementOrganizational CommunicationWorkplace BullyingSociologyBusinessEmployee EngagementAggressionProduct Term
This study examined whether perceived organisational support (POS) moderates the relationship between workplace bullying and victims’ intention to leave. Based on data from 335 schoolteachers, a hierarchical regression analysis using the product term revealed that POS moderates the effects of bullying on intention to leave. Furthermore, a series of univariate regression analyses revealed that the effects of bullying on intention to leave were significant with lower levels of POS but were non‐significant with higher levels of POS. Several implications for future research and policy are drawn from the findings.
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