THE ROLE OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE IN EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
Image source : (Goh,2022) Organizational culture is considered an essential indicator of organizational performance and success. At the same time, in today's competitive market, employee relations have become increasingly vital for companies striving to attract, retain, and engage talent. As a result, the link between organizational culture and employee interactions is an issue of contention. The term organizational culture (Robbin & Coulter, 2005) is described as shared values, beliefs, thoughts, or ideas held by employees within an organization. (Schein, 2010) refers this as the common set of assumptions, values, beliefs, and norms that develop over time during the process of facing organization’s external and internal challenges. These shared assumptions serve as a framework for how employees perceive, think, and behave within the organization, and are passed down to new members as the "correct" way of approaching similar problems. (Hofstede, 1980) defines organi...