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This research examines the influence of organizational commitment and the involve¬ment in work to the relation between Islamic work ethics and attitude to organiza¬tional change. The samples are 32 lecturers and 31 accountant staff. Linear regression and absolute ap¬proach is used to test the effect of job involvement and organizational com¬mitment.
The results of this research show that Islamic work ethics do not affect the attitude toward organizational change directly. The involvement in job has strong influence to the rela¬tion between Islamic work ethics and attitude to organizational change, while organiza¬tional com¬mit¬ment does not have strong influence to the relation between Islamic work ethics and attitude toward organizational change.
Keywords: Islamic work ethics, job involvement, organizational commitment, attitude to organiza¬tional change.
The results of this research show that Islamic work ethics do not affect the attitude toward organizational change directly. The involvement in job has strong influence to the rela¬tion between Islamic work ethics and attitude to organizational change, while organiza¬tional com¬mit¬ment does not have strong influence to the relation between Islamic work ethics and attitude toward organizational change.
Keywords: Islamic work ethics, job involvement, organizational commitment, attitude to organiza¬tional change.
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