Industrial Engineering and Management
Vol. 37 No. 06 (2022): Proceedings of the Faculty of Technical Sciences
THE ROLE OF TRUST IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF EMPLOYESS
Abstract
The paper presents the importance of trust in organizational behavior. The essence of this research is to determine the existence of trust in the organization, as well as the existence of commitment as a representative of the organizational behavior of employees and their mutual influence.
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