CHAPTER 3 ORGANISATIONAL COMMITMENT
organisational commitment, therefore it is considered to be the linkage between the individual employee and the organisation. Another perspective on organisational commitment is the “exchanged-based definition” or "side-bet" theory (Becker, 1960; Alluto, Hrebiniak & Alonso, 1973).
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