英文摘要 |
This study empirically investigates sea farers' organizational citizenship behaviors based on the theory of person-environment fit. Using survey data collected from 407 seafarers working on vessels, a hierarchical regression analysis was used to explore seafarers' organizational citizenship behaviors and its influencing factors. Results showed that seafarers' 'person-job fit', 'person- organization fit' and nationality differences would affect their organizational citizenship behaviors. In addition, nationality differences would not only influence the organizational citizenship behavior, but also play a moderate role. The research findings suggested that shipping companies should consider seafarers' characteristics of person-job fit and person-organization fit in their recruitments. Also, to create fair environments for seafarers in salary, employment, promotion and training is important for shipping companies. |