Among experts in human resources, a sharp debate is under way about whether workers' commitment to their employers has waned in response to corporate downsizing and a sense that many top executives have betrayed workers and investors.
In addition, workplace violence has a negative impact upon health care workers' commitment to their facility [ 22].
Mr. Lutnick, known on Wall Street as a tough boss and a bare-knuckled trader, attained a melancholy fame after Sept. 11 for his public displays of grief for his workers and his commitment to their families.
Why doesn't our government stop protecting Wal-Mart and refuse to import its products until it has demonstrated a true commitment to protecting their overseas workers?
H1.1: In the workplace, those who share native-place ties with their employer are usually more content with the employer's domination and thus have a higher level of organizational commitment compared to their co-workers.
I revisit both versions of the Manifesto here in the interest of giving Democrats and progressives a base from which to recalibrate their commitment to workers, and in so doing bring about that much needed political alignment of union and non-union workers.
How this changed public sector can demonstrate a commitment to health workers as well as harnessing their own commitment, still needs to be explored.
Looking ahead, Representative Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat who is chief deputy whip, said Democrats were closely watching whether Mr. Hastert would keep his commitment to help workers.
"My message and commitment to offshore workers and everyone with an interest in our industry is that we will continue to do everything humanly possible to ensure we get them to work and get home safely every time".
In short, if loyalty is seen as a commitment to keep workers of all ages fulfilled, productive and involved, it can continue to be cultivated in the workplace — to the benefit of both employer and employee.
