Paper Title
A Study Of Organizational Commitment And Intention To Stay In Gold Retailer Business
Abstract
One way to reduce the employee turnover rate and absentee rate in gold retailer business is to understand the
reason why exiting employees still stay with companies. This study explores the factors influencing organizational
commitment and intention to stay of non-family employees in gold retailer business, because non-family employees is
important for this kind of business to expand. Factors included remuneration and reward, co-worker support, job satisfaction,
and supervisor support. Data collected from 55 non-family employees in 14 gold retailers in Pathumyhani, Thailand. This
study also analyzed by factor analysis, and multiple linear regression. The results showed two factors had positive influence
on organizational commitment and intention to stay which are job satisfaction factor, and co-worker and supervisor support
factor. This study also addressed the recommendation for gold retailers’ owner
Keywords- Organizational Commitment, Intention To Stay, Remuneration And Rewards, Coworker Support, Supervisor
Support, Job Satisfaction.