This study examined the relationships between career satisfaction and job attitudes in a sample of 153 travel agent employees and the moderating effects of education in their relationships. Results showed that career satisfaction has significant effec...
This study examined the relationships between career satisfaction and job attitudes in a sample of 153 travel agent employees and the moderating effects of education in their relationships. Results showed that career satisfaction has significant effect on organizational commitment, turnover intention, career commitment, and work motivation and that education level has moderating effect on the relationships between career satisfaction and turnover intentions and between career satisfaction and career commitment.
Finally, the implications and the limitations of this study were discussed.