PENGARUH KEPIMPINAN LMX TERHADAP TINGKAH LAKU KEWARGANEGARAAN KESELAMATAN DALAM KALANGAN BUKAN EKSEKUTIF (LMX LEADERSHIP EFFECTS TOWARDS SAFETY CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR AMONG NON-EXECUTIVES)

Halim M.Abdullah, Rozainee Khairudin, Fatimah wati Halim

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This study was carried out to determine the influence of LMX towards the SCB worker dimension in a national automotive company in Malaysia. There were 360 respondents from the automotive company involved in this study. Data collected from respondents were analysed using descriptive (demographic frequencies) and inferential statistics (correlation and regression analysis). The results showed that one of the four independent variables has a positive influence on SCB.  In terms of the demographic factors, none of the variables (age, gender and period of service) made any significant difference on LMX and SCB, except the position category. Further suggestions regarding LMX and SCB are discussed based on the findings.


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