Developing Organizational Citizenship Behaviour: Organizational Climate and Leader-Member Exchange Effects
Supervisory behaviour has influenced a better working climate, which has led to the employees' desire to achieve a favourable outcome for the business involved. If the leaders do not contribute constructive behaviour, the staff may desire a poor outcome. Banks were chosen because they partici...
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Sumy State University, Ukraine
2022
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/1600/ http://doi.org/10.21272/mmi.2022.1-07 |
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| Summary: | Supervisory behaviour has influenced a better working climate, which has led to the employees' desire
to achieve a favourable outcome for the business involved. If the leaders do not contribute constructive behaviour, the
staff may desire a poor outcome. Banks were chosen because they participate in a high-quality endeavour to build
leader-member exchange relationships among workers. By examining employees' citizenship behaviour, the findings
of this study could be used to improve the quality of leader-member exchange and the work environment. An effective
organizational climate must incorporate the leader-member exchange strategy to improve employees' working
environments, leaders-followers relationships, and employees' citizenship behaviour. The importance of this study is
to determine that organizational climate is a visible value that has been in existent within the employee's behaviour
and action. This study aims to assess the mediating role of the organizational climate on the relationship between
leader-member exchanges on organizational citizenship behaviour. Reviewing underpinning theories based on
underlying concepts, theoretical background, current definitions, and various types of collaborative writing gathered
from the educational setting resulted in a theoretical framework. The quantitative and purposive sampling methods
have been used to achieve the research questions and hypothesis. Samples were taken that amounted to 384
respondents in the commercial banks, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Descriptive statistics analysed the variables,
correlation and Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) using IBM Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) and
SMART PLS 3. Findings of this study reveal that organizational climate has a positive relationship with significant
levels on the leader-member exchange and organizational citizenship behaviour. This study suggests that it be
pursued further in the Asian and Western contexts due to the development of organizational citizenship behaviour.
Because it is fundamental for many organizations to develop their company profile to achieve good changes so that
human resource management is strategized in the hiring and retaining system for highly committed employees to
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