What impact does a negative organizational culture have on employee productivity, commitment, and morale?
What will be an ideal response?
Correct answers should include the following information.
o Organizational culture has an impact on employee productivity, commitment, and morale. Where employees are treated fairly and respectfully, there has been associated increased employee productivity, increased helpful behaviours, and lower rates of absence from work.
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