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In organizational behavior, the Exit-Voice-Loyalty-Neglect (EVLN) Model is a template that identifies ways that employees respond to ... AnonymousNotloggedinCreateaccountLoginHandWikiSearch Social:Exit-Voice-Loyalty-NeglectModelFromHandWiki NamespacesSocialDiscussionMoreMoreLanguagesPageactionsReadViewsourceHistoryZWIExport Inorganizationalbehavior,theExit-Voice-Loyalty-Neglect(EVLN)Modelisatemplatethatidentifieswaysthatemployeesrespondtodissatisfaction.TheseconceptsfirstappearedinAlbertHirschman'smorebroadlyfocused1970book,Exit,Voice,andLoyalty:ResponsestoDeclineinFirms,Organizations,andStates.[1] Contents 1Exit 2Voice 3Loyalty 4Neglect 5References Exit Thisincludesleavingtheorganisation,transferringtoanotherworkunit,oratleasttryingtogetawayfromtheunsatisfactorysituation.Thegeneraltheoryisthatjobdissatisfactionbuildsovertimeandiseventuallystrongenoughtomotivateemployeestosearchforbetterworkopportunitieselsewhere.Thisislikelytruetosomeextent,butthemostrecentopinionisthatspecific'shockevents'quicklyenergizeemployeestothinkaboutandengageinexitbehavior.Forexample,theemotionreactionyouexperiencetoanunfairmanagementdecisionoraconflictepisodewithaco-workermotivatesyoutolookatjobadsandspeaktofriendsaboutjobopportunitieswheretheywork.Thisbeginstheprocessofrealigningyourself-conceptmorewithanothercompanythanwithyourcurrentemployer. [2] Voice Voicereferstoanyattempttochange,ratherthanescapefrom,thedissatisfyingsituation.Voicecanbeconstructiveresponse,suchasrecommendingwaysformanagementtoimprovethesituation,oritcanbemoreconfrontational,suchasbyfilingformalgrievances.Intheextreme,someemployeesmightengageincounterproductivebehaviorstogetattentionandforcechangesintheorganization. Loyalty AccordingtoA.O.Hirschman,theauthorofExit,Voice,andLoyalty,theloyaltyofamembertotheorganizationhebelongstoishigherwhentheentrancecosts(physical,moral,material,orcognitive)arehigher.Loyaltywouldbecharacterizedaspassivelywaitingforconditionstoimprove. Neglect Neglectincludesreducingworkefforts,payinglessattentiontoquality,andincreasingabsenteeismandlateness.Itisgenerallyconsideredapassiveactivitythathasnegativeconsequencesfortheorganization.TheNeglectresponseispassivelyallowingforconditionstoworsen. References ↑Hirschman,Albert(1970).Exit,Voice,andLoyalty:ResponsestoDeclineinFirms,Organizations,andStates.HarvardUniversityPress.pp. 176.ISBN 0-674-27660-4.  ↑Travaglione,SteveMcShane,MaraOlekalns,Tony(2012).Organisationalbehaviour(4thed.).NorthRyde,N.S.W.:McGrawHillAustralia.pp. 111.ISBN 9780071016261.  0.00(0votes) Retrievedfrom"https://handwiki.org/wiki/index.php?title=Social:Exit-Voice-Loyalty-Neglect_Model&oldid=304625" Category:Organizationaltheory Encyclopedia ScienceTechComputing Mainpage Mathematics Dataanalysis Computerconcepts Astronomy&Space Biology Chemistry Philosophy Physics Earthstudies Socialstudies Unsolvedproblems Engineering&Tech Softwareprograms Finance&Business Organizations Companies Biographies Books Monographs Tutorials Manuals NavigationNavigationAddanewarticleSearchinalltopicsSearchinnamespacesSearchincategoriesSearchusingprefixHelpAboutHandWikiFAQsHowtoeditCitationmanagerFormattingarticlesListofcategoriesRecentpagesRecentchangesRandompageSupport&DonateTranslateWikitoolsWikitoolsSpecialpagesPagetoolsPagetoolsUserpagetoolsMoreWhatlinkshereRelatedchangesPrintableversionPermanentlinkPageinformationPagelogsOtherprojectsInotherlanguagesAddlinksCategoriesCategoriesOrganizationaltheory Thispagewaslasteditedon10March2021,at19:59.PrivacypolicyAboutHandWikiDisclaimers