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Pay communication: An overview, scale development, and analysis of its influence on workplace deviance
Pay communication is an important yet complex organizational practice that assists organizations in achieving their compensation systems' goals and objectives (Gely and Bierman 2003). However, the management literature has neglected the pay communication concept, resulting in a scarce and undevelope
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