The Psychological Contract in Employment in Vietnam: Preliminary Empirical Evidence from an Economy in Transition
Do Xuan Truong and
Truong Quang
Asia Pacific Business Review, 2007, vol. 13, issue 1, 113-131
Abstract:
The psychological contract is defined as a set of mutual and promissory obligations perceived by employees and employers in their employment relationship. Although this concept had been extensively researched in the West, little empirical evidence in other contexts was available. This study operationalized the concept of psychological contract in Vietnam, an economy in transition. From a sample of 220 questionnaires of employees and their corresponding human resource managers, it found some distinct features of the psychological contract. Furthermore, this articles confirmed the congruence in the perceptions of employees and employers about contract obligations and fulfilments.
Date: 2007
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DOI: 10.1080/13602380601033245
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