Would Perceived Organizational Spiritual Climate Matter If Spirituality Characteristics Influenced Physicians’ Intention to Quit?
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spirituality characteristics
work-home resources
work-home demands
perceived organizational spiritual climate
turnover intention

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Vem, L. J., Ng, I. S., & Sambasivan, M. (2024). Would Perceived Organizational Spiritual Climate Matter If Spirituality Characteristics Influenced Physicians’ Intention to Quit?. RBGN Revista Brasileira De Gestão De Negócios, 26(4). https://doi.org/10.7819/rbgn.v26i4.4278

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Purpose – There has been a growing concern about physician turnover in sub-Saharan Africa. In this study, we explore the role of spirituality characteristics (SCs) and perceived organizational spiritual climate (POSC) on turnover intention (TI) among physicians in Nigeria, through the work-home interface (WHI).

Theoretical framework – To understand the growing concern about physician turnover in the health sector, a multi-theoretical perspective is adopted. Workplace spirituality theory, role expansion and conflict theories interact to determine the extent to which SCs mitigate work-home resources (WHRs) and demands (WHDs) attenuate the intention to quit among physicians.

Design/methodology/approach – Based on a two-wave questionnaire survey of 291 physicians practicing in Nigeria, an integrated framework was tested using Smart PLS 3.0.

Findings –While SCs are insignificantly related to TI, they have a positive and significant relationship with WHRs and a negative and significant relationship with WHDs. In addition, WHRs have a negative relationship with TI, while WHDs have a positive relationship with TI. The moderating role of POSC between SCs and WHRs and WHDs was also established. 

Originality/value – This paper offers a first-hand assessment of the SCs construct as a formative variable. To the best of our knowledge, it is the first research effort to operationalize the construct and also provide a practical understanding of the negative side of spirituality through the moderating role of POSC.

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