| 英文摘要 |
In 2015, the United Nations (UN) established the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to promote global sustainability and balance the social, economic, and environmental pillars. Private sector participation is crucial for achieving these goals, and container shipping carriers play a significant role in contributing to global sustainability. As carriers are responsible for transporting around 90% of international trade in goods, their impact on the world economy and environment cannot be ignored. As such, container shipping carriers face immense pressure to fulfill their corporate social responsibility obligations, and their issues affect social, economic, and environmental issues, which align with the three pillars of SDGs. Employees of container shipping carriers, as internal stakeholders, play a vital role in executing strategies and communicating with others to achieve SDGs. In light of the aforementioned context, this research aims to explore the potential link between employee perceptions of SDGs and organizational identification in the container shipping industry. Specifically, this study examines the relationship between container shipping carriers' implementation of SDGs and employees' identification with the organization, as well as the relationship between the alignment of employees' personal SDG values with the organizational SDG values and organizational identification. The primary objective of this study is to assist container shipping carriers in effectively allocating their resources towards SDGs strategies, ultimately contributing towards the achievement of SDGs. The findings reveal a significant positive correlation between container shipping carrier's implementation of SDGs in the environmental protection category and well-being & justice category and organizational identification. The study also confirms a significant positive correlation between container shipping carrier-employee fit on SDGs in the well-being & justice category and organizational identification. Based on these research findings, the paper recommends that container shipping carriers contribute to implementing SDGs in the environmental protection category and well-being & justice category and improve the fit between itself and employees on the well-being & justice category. Such actions would help strengthen employee's organizational identification. |