Nowadays,
one of the concepts, that have an impact on many factors such as staff
commitment and motivation in public institutions, is the subject of
organizational silence. Organizational climate and management methods of
executives rank among on the basis of many factors causing organizational
silence. This investigation compared the relationship between management
styles, ethical climate and organizational silence. In the application part,
data were collected by 5 point likert questionnaire from a public hospital
located in the center of Erzurum province with its 2500 Employees. We conducted correlation analyse to determine
whether an effect between management styles, ethical climate and organizational
silence. It is possible to say that the employees of the institution will
remain silent to keep the harmony and friendship environment to continue if
given the opportunity to create a family atmosphere and show their creativity.
In the event that the authoritarian management approach is effective within the
organization, the result is that employees can remain silent because of the
fear of encountering negative consequences and increasing workload. Findings
support previous research showing that organizational slience is related to
management styles and ethical climate. If the management makes an effort to
provide team spirit and business cooperation within the organization, Employees
may not declare their ideas so that this environment does not deteriorate. If
the management team evaluates employees in terms of pressure, discipline and
obedience; Employees can be silenced by fear, ingenuity and cunning.
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Publication Date | June 30, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2017 Volume: 3 Issue: 1 |
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