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Survey of generational aspects of nurse faculty organizational commitment
Lara Carver1, Lori Candela, Antonio P Gutierrez
1National University Nevada, Henderson, NV, USA. lcarver@nu.edu
Purpose:
To describe organizational commitment and generational differences in nursing faculty. The study provides new knowledge on generational differences in organizational commitment among nursing faculty with regard to work values, perceived organizational support, perceived person-organization fit, developmental experiences, and global job satisfaction.
Methods:
A cross-sectional, descriptive design was used with random stratified sampling procedures. Surveys measuring organizational commitment and related constructs were sent electronically to 4886 faculty, yielding a 30% response rate.
Results:
Significant differences were noted between generations of faculty regarding organizational commitment and related measures.
Recommendations:
Include specific strategies for fostering commitment from each generation.
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