Women and Work Commitment
Working women has an obligation to fulfill task given at work place . Hence, how committed they are at work will depends on the objective of their commitment, whether they work because they like it, or whether they scared of losing their job. John Meyer and Natalie Allen developed Three Component Model of Commitment (1991) which explained that commitment to an organization is a psychological state, and that it has three distinct components that affect how employees feel about the organization that they work for. The three components are affective commitment (affection for self-job), continuance commitment (fear of loss) and normative commitment (sense of obligation). Working women with continuance and normative commitment may feel stress, bored and unmotivated. Consequently, it will give negative implication to their behavioral action and decision such as low job satisfaction, exiting from work force and discouraging them to continue remain in a work force. The statistic fr