Influence of Internal Marketing on Organizational Commitment-Evidence from Care Institutions for the Elderly
The provision of institutional care, particularly for the elderly, assumes dedication and commitment of the employees. Hence, identifying the prevailing level of organizational commitment (OC) and precisely which internal marketing (IM) techniques may be deployed to shape this performance is of inhe...
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