Perceived Organizational Support - Ahmed, Ishfaq
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Organizations always dream to be the competition leader rather than to be the follower. The best way of realizing this dream is to have the best human capital. Its no more a trade secret, but a fact realized by all. Managing human resource is an art, which requires humane approach. The best approach is to deal them with care and affection. This care is required whether one interacts with other human or with an organization. When an organization offers care and affection to its employees, it is denoted as Organizational Support. But only support from organization doesn't work, human interaction…mehr

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Organizations always dream to be the competition leader rather than to be the follower. The best way of realizing this dream is to have the best human capital. Its no more a trade secret, but a fact realized by all. Managing human resource is an art, which requires humane approach. The best approach is to deal them with care and affection. This care is required whether one interacts with other human or with an organization. When an organization offers care and affection to its employees, it is denoted as Organizational Support. But only support from organization doesn't work, human interaction at work can also effect employees' perception about organization. So, support should be all-round i.e. support from management, support from supervisors, support from co-workers. This script is aimed to cover the fact that how managerial, supervisory and co-workers' support can collectively effect employees' perception of support from organization. In order to validate the view and to reachto an acceptable conclusion both theoretical and empirical evidences are collected.
Autorenporträt
Author is Ph.D. scholar at UTM, Johor Bahru, Malaysia and lecturer at Hailey College of Commerce, University of the Punjab, Pakistan. He has been in the field of teaching and research for last four years. His areas of interest are contemporary management, strategic management, and managing human behaviours at work.