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Assessing self reported ,organizational citizenship behaviour: the role of organizational climate and leadership styles.
The study assessed the role of organizational climate and leadership styles in predicting organizational citizenship behaviour-of both private and public sectors employees. A total of 203 employees made up of 128 (63.1911 public sector employees and 75 (36.9%) private sector employees were sampled i...
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2011
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