Organizational Commitment and Work Performance
Organizational Commitment and Work Performance
Organizational Commitment and Work Performance
Annalou O. Dedal
Fionna Marie R. De Guzman
Mary Joyce Divino
SHORT INTRODUCTION & REVIEW OF
RELATED LITERATURE
In this generation where professionals are younger, it is no surprise that these millennials are joining
the workforce with a head start, equipped with innovations, creativity and more ready than ever (Schawbel, 2011). This
entails that their level of commitment is higher than other generations. According to Rigoni & Nelson (2016),
millennials want more job that promotes their well-being. Millennial teachers’ demands and needs fall under the
wellness of work-life balance, work engagements/satisfaction and to their motivation at work. If the management and
work environment can provide these things, (Thompson & Gregory, 2012; Al-Asfour & Lettau, 2014), millennial
teachers will be far more inspired and able to grow professionally, but if not, this trigger organizational challenges in
the workplace.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY STATISTICAL TOOLS
1. What is the demographic characteristics 1. Determine the demographic 1. Demographic Profile of
work performance. The paradigm reflects what the main aim of the study is on correlating organizational commitment and
work performance and what relationship does each have with each other to confirm another research.
HYPOTHESIS
The following hypotheses will be tested to accept or reject the proposed study on the relationship between
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