An employee plans to leave the organisation and regularly searches for alternative employment, although the employee remains in the current job. This attitude is called:

Correct answer: B. Turnover intention

  • A. Organisational identification
  • B. Turnover intention
  • C. Role commitment
  • D. Job involvement

Explanation

Turnover intention is a conscious plan or inclination to leave an organisation. It can occur before actual turnover and is distinct from job involvement, which concerns psychological identification with the current job.

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