The Influence of Work Life Balance on Turnover Intention Through Organizational Commitment (On Employees of Forwarding Company in East Java)

Abstract

This study aims to evaluate the relationship between work-life balance and intent to quit among employees of forwarding company in esat java using organizational commitment. This research, which has 35 respondents, uses stratified disproportionate random sampling and quantitative techniques. This work use the SmartPLS 3.2.9 software to perform SEM statistical analysis. There are many employees who feel uncomfortable extending their work hours to include activities related to their jobs. Employees of forwarding company in esat java indicate that turnover intention falls into the category of turnover, meaning that many employees have a work commitment and consistently finish their assignments on time. The employee commitment policy of an organization should be maintained by including employees in the process of assessing organizational performance and facilitating two-way communication in a transparent and timely manner. This might highlight the lack of trust that exists between businesses and their employees.According to the study’s findings, work-life balance has a minor but favorable impact on turnover intention in addition to having a positive and significant affect on organizational commitment. Moreover, a mediating element in the relationship between work-life balance and desire to quit may be organizational commitment among forwarding company in east java employees.