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The Relationship Between Job Attitudes and the Decision to Retire

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For a group of civil service employees, discriminant analysis indicated that job attitude and financial variables contributed significantly to the prediction of retirement status even when the effe...

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1975Development of the Job Diagnostic Survey.

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