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Job attachment, satisfaction, and turnover among public sector employees

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Published1978
Citations383
References16

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1975 • 268 citations

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1975 • 256 citations

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1972 • 201 citations

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1974 • 186 citations

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1968 • 141 citations

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1973 • 126 citations

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1972 • 116 citations

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1976 • 107 citations

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1975 • 76 citations

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