Do Reform Values Matter? Federal Worker Satisfaction and Turnover Intention at the Dawn of the Trump Presidency

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Do Reform Values Matter? Federal Worker Satisfaction and Turnover Intention at the Dawn of the Trump Presidency

How to cite: Ugaddan, R., Park, S., Joaquin, M., Min, K. (2017). Do Reform Values Matter? Federal Worker Satisfaction and Turnover Intention at the Dawn of the Trump Presidency. American Review of Public Administration. 1–16.

Authors: Ugaddan, R., Park, S., Joaquin, M., Min, K.
Publication Type: Journal Articles
Year: 2017
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