Comportamento de denúncias no trabalho: um estudo entre servidores públicos não executivos na Malásia

Autores

  • Siti Nur’ Ain Binti Dalan Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation
  • Dr Jugindar Singh Kartar Singh Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation
  • Dr Mahiswaran Selvanathan Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation
  • Jasminder Kaur Harbindar Jeet Singh Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Palavras-chave:

Comportamento de denúncia, preocupação com o ambiente, disponibilidade de producr, atitude.

Resumo

Este documento irá explorar alguns dos principais antecedentes que impulsionam a intenção de denúncia de funcionários públicos não executivos em Kuala Lumpur. A Malásia ficou em 62 entre 180 países no Índice de Percepção da Corrupção (TI) da Transparency International (TI) de 2017. Os denunciantes podem ser considerados como um recurso valioso para as organizações e podem ser benéficos para impedir delitos corporativos e atos questionáveis. No entanto, a literatura anterior sobre denúncias concentra-se sobretudo em responder a fatores relacionados com a denúncia, as consequências e as características dos denunciantes e existe uma escassez de pesquisas sobre a percepção dos funcionários do setor público em relação aos comportamentos de denúncia. O presente estudo tenta preencher a lacuna de pesquisa, concentrando-se em funcionários não executivos de nível inferior como potenciais denunciantes no setor público. Esta foi uma pesquisa quantitativa e usando um método de pesquisa, os dados foram coletados de uma amostra de 100 funcionários públicos em Kuala Lumpur. O software AMOS desenvolvido para análise da Modelagem de Equações de Estrutura (SEM) e SPSS foi utilizado. Com base nos coeficientes de trajetória padronizados do modelo estrutural, os achados revelaram que apenas as atitudes e normas subjetivas têm impacto significativo no comportamento de denúncia. No entanto, os resultados mostram que não existe relação direta entre o controle comportamental percebido e o comportamento de denúncia. As conclusões apoiaram os resultados de alguns estudos anteriores e também trouxeram várias novas ideias, como a importância da atitude em relação à denúncia em Kuala Lumpur. Os resultados também fornecerão implicações teóricas e práticas para os formuladores de políticas, organizações e instituições para facilitar e apoiar denúncias com a intenção de melhorar a prestação de contas e a boa governança. Os empregadores devem tomar medidas para implementar políticas internas para fornecer proteções e incentivos suficientes para potenciais delatores a fim de incentivar denúncias internas.

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Biografia do Autor

Siti Nur’ Ain Binti Dalan, Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Dr Jugindar Singh Kartar Singh, Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Dr Mahiswaran Selvanathan, Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Jasminder Kaur Harbindar Jeet Singh, Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation

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2019-02-27

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Binti Dalan, S. N. A., Kartar Singh, D. J. S., Selvanathan, D. M., & Harbindar Jeet Singh, J. K. (2019). Comportamento de denúncias no trabalho: um estudo entre servidores públicos não executivos na Malásia. Amazonia Investiga, 8(18), 337–350. Recuperado de https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/316

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