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Are managers still loyal to their organization?
[Les cadres sont-ils encore loyaux à leur organisation ?]

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  • Matthieu Guilbert

    (IAE Nancy - IAE Nancy School of Management - UL - Université de Lorraine)

  • Sylvie Lienard

    (IAE Nancy - IAE Nancy School of Management - UL - Université de Lorraine)

Abstract

We will attempt to answer the question: "Are managers still loyal to their organization" by exploring first what loyalty means and then why this question arises today. The potential impact of the 2020 / 2021 pandemic on managers' loyalty will not be covered here due to lack of sufficient information.

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  • Matthieu Guilbert & Sylvie Lienard, 2021. "Are managers still loyal to their organization? [Les cadres sont-ils encore loyaux à leur organisation ?]," Working Papers hal-03658977, HAL.
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