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IS PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING EMPLOYEE SILENCE BEHAVIOUR?
Esra ERENLER TEKMEN
ABSTRACT

Employee silence is; depending on specific motives, the employees' intentionally hiding of ideas, suggestions or problems about the organization from other people who can influence the decision. This study focuses on determining whether perceived organizational support has an impact on the employee silence. Data were collected by survey method from the employees of five star hotel groups and chains. Work was carried out with the participation of 374 employees. T-test, ANOVA, correlation, regression analysis and structural equation modeling were used in data analyses. Findings showed that perceived organizational support has a negative effect on employee silence behavior.



Keywords: Perceived organizational support , employee silence behavior

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