The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam

In the context of controversy surrounding the issue of increasing maximum overtime hour in Vietnam, the study was conducted to clarify the effects of overtime on workers' intention to leave their jobs. This research aims to explain the relationship between overtime hour, burnout, engagement and...

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Main Author: Nguyễn, Thị Hải Yến
Other Authors: Kodo, Yokozawa
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Published: 2020
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spelling oai:112.137.131.14:VNU_123-933192020-10-07T03:46:11Z The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam Nguyễn, Thị Hải Yến Kodo, Yokozawa Do, Xuan Truong ĐHQGHN - Trường Đại học Việt Nhật Người lao động Làm thêm giờ Công nhân 658.38 In the context of controversy surrounding the issue of increasing maximum overtime hour in Vietnam, the study was conducted to clarify the effects of overtime on workers' intention to leave their jobs. This research aims to explain the relationship between overtime hour, burnout, engagement and intention to leave organization. The study was conducted by online surveys targeting workers who are working in manufacturing companies in Vietnam. There were 465 responses, but only 139 valid questionnaires were selected for data analysis. Results obtained from linear and quadratic analysis have drawn conclusions about both positive and negative roles of working overtime hour. All 6 hypotheses describing relationships between 4 variables including working overtime hour, burnout, engagement and intention to leave organization are accepted. There are 4 hypotheses matching result from previous research in the Job demand resource model on the relationship between burn out, engagement and intention to leave. In addition, the study confirmed both the positive and negative roles of over time hour: Working overtime hour has positive relationship with burn out which lead to negative impact on employee well-being such as intention to leave; working overtime hour have quadratic relationship with engagement which reduce intention to leave. The findings may suggest managers to arrange and allocate overtime appropriately, as well as the government to introduce overtime laws and resolve existing disputes 8340101.01 2020-09-03T02:44:10Z 2020-09-03T02:44:10Z 2020 Thesis Nguyễn, T. H. Y. (2020). The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam. Master’s thesis, Vietnam National University, Hanoi Business administration http://repository.vnu.edu.vn/handle/VNU_123/93319 NG-Y en 76 p. application/pdf
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Làm thêm giờ
Công nhân
658.38
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Làm thêm giờ
Công nhân
658.38
Nguyễn, Thị Hải Yến
The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam
description In the context of controversy surrounding the issue of increasing maximum overtime hour in Vietnam, the study was conducted to clarify the effects of overtime on workers' intention to leave their jobs. This research aims to explain the relationship between overtime hour, burnout, engagement and intention to leave organization. The study was conducted by online surveys targeting workers who are working in manufacturing companies in Vietnam. There were 465 responses, but only 139 valid questionnaires were selected for data analysis. Results obtained from linear and quadratic analysis have drawn conclusions about both positive and negative roles of working overtime hour. All 6 hypotheses describing relationships between 4 variables including working overtime hour, burnout, engagement and intention to leave organization are accepted. There are 4 hypotheses matching result from previous research in the Job demand resource model on the relationship between burn out, engagement and intention to leave. In addition, the study confirmed both the positive and negative roles of over time hour: Working overtime hour has positive relationship with burn out which lead to negative impact on employee well-being such as intention to leave; working overtime hour have quadratic relationship with engagement which reduce intention to leave. The findings may suggest managers to arrange and allocate overtime appropriately, as well as the government to introduce overtime laws and resolve existing disputes
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title The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam
title_short The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam
title_full The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam
title_fullStr The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam
title_full_unstemmed The effect of overtime working on burn out, engagement and intention to leave of manufacturing workers in Vietnam
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