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The Effect of Social Influence on Psychological Contract Breach Evaluation:How it is Related to Deviant Workplace Behaviour


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1 Indira School of Business Studies, Pune, India
2 Oakbrook Business School, Gandhinagar, India
 

Psychological Contract (PC) breach has a significant impact on employee behaviour. Most researches have studied how individual characteristics, work characteristics and organizational characteristics influence PCB evaluations. But research has overlooked how the social network i.e. positionally similar others and relational others influence evaluation of PCB. This study proposes a conceptual model exploring these relationships. Also, when an employee perceives breach he/she is likely to show deviant behaviour. This study proposes how PCB and categories of deviance behaviour (interpersonal and organizational deviance) are related and how network characteristics like density, centrality and type of ties (expressive ties) could moderate this relationship. This conceptual paper explores how these relationships could play out.

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Psychological Contract Breach Evaluation, Deviant Workplace Behaviour.
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Natashaa Kaul
Indira School of Business Studies, Pune, India
Pragna Kaul
Oakbrook Business School, Gandhinagar, India

Abstract


Psychological Contract (PC) breach has a significant impact on employee behaviour. Most researches have studied how individual characteristics, work characteristics and organizational characteristics influence PCB evaluations. But research has overlooked how the social network i.e. positionally similar others and relational others influence evaluation of PCB. This study proposes a conceptual model exploring these relationships. Also, when an employee perceives breach he/she is likely to show deviant behaviour. This study proposes how PCB and categories of deviance behaviour (interpersonal and organizational deviance) are related and how network characteristics like density, centrality and type of ties (expressive ties) could moderate this relationship. This conceptual paper explores how these relationships could play out.

Keywords


Psychological Contract Breach Evaluation, Deviant Workplace Behaviour.