THE IMPACT OF PERSONALITY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRACTS.

Usman Raja · Gary Johns · Filotheos Ntalianis

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This research examined the relationship between employee personality and psychological contract type, perceptions of contract breach, and feelings of contract violation. In general, personality cha...

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