| 英文摘要 |
This study focuses on shipping employees, exploring the causes and effects of employees' norm compliance from the perspective of intrinsic motivation. It includes the impact of organizational commitment and work ethics on norm compliance of“on-demanding-anytime”, as well as the relationship between norm compliance of demanding anytime and work-family conflicts, with organizational support and salary satisfaction as moderating variables. The research was conducted through an online questionnaire survey. Moreover, the data was analyzed by SPSS AMOS and SPSS. The findings indicate that organizational commitment and work ethics have a significant positive influence on norm compliance of“on-demanding-anytime”. While adherence to work devotion norms does not significantly positively affect work-family conflicts, but if we exclude the samples with minimal family care needs, the result reveals a significant positive relationship. Organizational support doesn’t weaken the previously established relationship between norm compliance of“on-demanding-anytime”and work-family conflicts;however, salary satisfaction does weaken this relationship. |