Sentence examples for commitment to organisations from inspiring English sources

Hoddle stated that he was not prepared to resign and claimed his words were misinterpreted and pointed out his contributions and commitment to organisations helping the disabled.

His career is defined by lengthy commitments to organisations: 14 years at Wigan, 10 years at Wasps, and now nine with the WRU.

Like Count Pierre Bezukhov in War and Peace – who is a thinly veiled self-portrait of Tolstoy himself – his pilgrim's progress begins in the brothel, and proceeds via a commitment to religious organisations (in War and Peace, the Christian ritualism of Masons) to a simple inner commitment to the will of God.

Therefore, conducting transformational leadership education programmes as organisational interventions in future research may enhance employees' satisfaction and commitment to their organisation.

He "empowers them" to "exceed expected performance" and show ever greater "commitment to the organisation".

In such a world, it is difficult to build a common sense of belonging and commitment to the organisation.

At the same time we want to express our support for Adrian and acknowledge his seven-plus years of outstanding commitment to this organisation and this community.

They are looking for candidates with As and Bs at A-level and top grades in equivalent qualifications, the sort of grades that would get students into a Russell Group university," says Collins. "Many companies have found that the commitment to the organisation and the retention rate is better than that of their graduate schemes," Collins says.

If this objective is achieved, it results in employees sharing a feeling of worthwhile contribution, as well as higher levels of job satisfaction and commitment to the organisation (Kohli and Jaworski 1990).

More commitment to the organisation had better general health well-being (β = −.33).

While satisfaction of initial motives is a better predictor of retention in the short term, one's commitment to the organisation and how much one identifies with it was found to predict long term retention.