Human Resource Management · 1994 · 216 citations · 16 references
ManagementHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational BehaviorEmployee RelationsIndustrial-organizational PsychologyStrategic Human Resource ManagementEmployee DevelopmentEmployee RetentionEmployee TrainingEmployer RelationsHuman Resource StrategyOrganizational CommitmentEmployee Relationship ManagementEmployee RelationshipsEmployer-employee BargainingEmployer-employee ConflictEmployer-employee FitPsychological Contract Development
Abstract This article discusses the importance of understanding and managing the changing employee–employer relationship (psychological contract). It offers a brief discussion on changing employee–employer expectations and provides a definition and discussion on the importance of the psychological contract in managing employee–employer relationships. Several employee–employer interactions in which human resource management (HRM) personnel can help clarify and reshape the psychological contract are presented.
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