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RELOCATION ATTITUDES AND ADJUSTMENT - A LONGITUDINAL-STUDY
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DOI：10.1002/job.4030150304.png)
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This study identified correlates of attitude toward an impending employer-initiated relocation, then followed up by predicting post-transfer attitude and adjustment difficulty in the same sample. Predictors suggested by past research on mobility attitudes (i.e. demographic characteristics and attributes of the pre-move location) were less important in explaining pre-move attitude toward the transfer than were expected attributes of the new location. After the move, experienced aspects of the new location such as role ambiguity, degree of advancement, and community and job satisfaction were the strongest predictors of overall post-move attitude and adjustment difficulty. In many cases, pre-move expectations about attributes of the new location were not related to affect or adjustment after the move, suggesting that pre-move expectations may have been inaccurate. Implications for theory, research, and organizational practice are discussed.
Keyword:
JOB RELOCATION
META-ANALYSIS
ROLE-CONFLICT
SATISFACTION
WILLINGNESS
MOBILITY
STRESS
TRANSFERS
AMBIGUITY
FAMILY
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