Research Article | Open Access
Perceived Organizational Climate As Predictor Of Employee Silence
Jaspreet Kaur and Dr.Rupali Arora
Pages: 566-569
Abstract
Employees frequently provide positive ideas, facts, and opinions about how to enhance work and organisations. The
degree to which employees communicates upwards through opinions, suggestions, information about issues, or concerns
can have a huge impact on an organization's success and even survival. Employee silence involves a process suppressing
potentially relevant information, proposals, or concerns from those who could act on it. The silent environment has an
influence on the organization's ability to recognise mistakes and its ability to function.
To present an overview of the concept of employee silence and to comprehend the role of perceived organisational
climate on employees and the organisation as a whole, a review of relevant literature (25 relevant papers out of a total of
65 articles) published in key journals was conducted.
Keywords
Employee silence; Perceived organizational climate,Trust,Communication opportunities