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Original Article

Relationship Between Organizational Dissent & Ethical Climate: Their Effects On Turnover Intentions

Esra Alniacik
,
Ezgi Erbas Kelebek

Keywords: Organizational dissent, articulated dissent, implicit dissent, caring climate, principle focus climate, turnover intention

Article no: 37

Pages 432-445

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.01.02.37

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Original Article

Relevant Problems Of Legal Regulation At The Digitalization Of Economy In Russia

A. V. Loshkarev*
,
P. P. Lang
,
E. N. Churakova

Keywords: Cryptocurrency turnover regulation, robotics regulation, artificial intelligence regulation, digital economy

Article no: 156

Pages 1087-1091

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.156

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Original Article

Geoecological Assessment Of The Tobolsk Landscape Province Of Western Siberia

Zhanbolat Tusupbekov
ORCiD ,
Natalia Ryapolova
ORCiD ,
Victoria Nadtochiy
ORCiD

Keywords: Heat and moisture turnover resources, landscape province, maximum permissible technogenic load, stability of the natural system

Article no: 51

Pages 452-460

Doi: 10.15405/epms.2024.09.51

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Original Article

E-Justice As A Stability Guarantee Of Civil Turnover In The Digital Economy

P. P. Lang*
,
A. V. Loshkarev
,
E. N. Churakova

Keywords: E-justice, stability of civil turnover, legal proceedings, arbitration court, digital economy

Article no: 111

Pages 773-777

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.111

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Original Article

Supervisory Behaviour and Work-Life Balance Towards Turnover Intention of Manufacturing's Employees

Shahidah Ahmad Suhaimi
ORCiD ,
Kamilah Seman
ORCiD ,
Muhammad Hazwan Hamdan
,
Nurnabihah Rosli

Keywords: Supervisory behaviours, work-life, balance, manufacturing, turnover

Article no: 38

Pages 445-452

Doi: 10.15405/epfe.23081.38

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Original Article

Analyzing The Effect Of Antecedents Of Turnover Intention According To Generations

Melisa Erdilek Karabay
,
İrge Şener
,
Meral Elçi
,
Şebnem Ensari*

Keywords: Turnover intention, mobbing, organizational commitment, ethical climate, generations

Article no: 49

Pages 578-589

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.01.02.49

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