A Study on the Effect of Flexible Human Resource Practice on Group Citizenship Behavior
Based on the mediating effect of perceived organizational support and group cohesion, this paper explored the effect of flexible human resource practice on group citizen behavior in Chinese context. With a questionnaire survey among 443 employees of enter
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