Ethical leadership, employee citizenship and work withdrawal behaviors: Examining mediating and moderating processes

Zhang, Xiujuan; Walumbwa, Fred; Aryee, Samuel; Chen, Zhen (George)

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Ethical leadership, employee citizenship and work withdrawal behaviors: Examining mediating and moderating processes

Date

2013

Authors

Zhang, Xiujuan

Walumbwa, Fred

Aryee, Samuel

Chen, Zhen (George)

Publisher

Pergamon Press

Abstract

The present study examined the mediating and moderating processes in the relationship between ethical leadership and employee citizenship behavior as well as work withdrawal behavior using a sample of 277 employees and their supervisors from the People's