The focus of this study is to investigate the relationship between future orientation and commitment to change among 176 employees from two state-owned companies that are facing a large-scale organizational change. This study is a quantitative study using correlational method. The result found that there is a significant relationship between future orientation and commitment to change with correlation coefficient r=0,201 and p=0,007 (p<0,01). Future orientation also has a correlation with the affective commitment to change and normative commitment to change, but not with continuance commitment to change. This result suggests that an organization should consider the role of commitment to change and work-related values as the important factors of a successful change.
"Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk melihat apakah organisasi berorientasi kemanusiaan berkorelasi dengan komitmen perubahan. Penelitian ini menggunakan instrumen berupa kuesioner, yaitu Commitment to Change Inventory (Herscovitch & Meyer, 2002) dan GLOBE Research Survey (House et al., 2006) yang keduanya telah diadaptasi dan dimodifikasi. Koefisien reliabilitas Commitment to Change Inventory adalah sebesar 0,893 dan GLOBE Research Survey sebesar 0,927. Penelitian ini melibatkan 176 responden yang merupakan karyawan di dua Badan Usaha Milik Negara (BUMN) bidang energi yang sedang melakukan perubahan. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa organisasi berorientasi kemanusiaan berkorelasi signifikan dengan komitmen perubahan karyawan (r = 0,215, p < 0,01). Analisis lanjutan menunjukkan bahwa organisasi berorientasi kemanusiaan berkorelasi signifikan dengan komitmen afektif perubahan dan komitmen normatif perubahan, tetapi tidak memiliki korelasi yang signifikan dengan komitmen kontinuans perubahan.
The aim of this study was to examine whether humane oriented organization correlated with commitment to change. This study used questionnaires as research instruments, named Commitment to Change Inventory (Herscovitch & Meyer, 2002) and GLOBE Research Survey (House et al., 2006) which have been adapted and modified. Reliability coefficient for Commitment to Change Inventory was 0,893 and GLOBE Research Survey was 0,927. This study involved 176 employees at two state owned energy enterprises that was carrying out organizational change. Result showed that humane oriented organization was significantly correlated with employee’s commitment to change (r = 0,215, p < 0,01). Further analysis showed that humane oriented organization was significantly correlated with affective and normative commitment to change, but didn’t have significant correlation with continuance commitment to change.
"This study intends to measure the level of maturity of the safety culture in an irradiator facility. The cultural model of safety will use the model developed by IAEA, namely 5 characteristics of the cultural safety which is divided into 37 attributes of safety culture. The level of maturity of the safety culture used in this study refers to the level of safety culture developed by Batan. This research uses descriptive analysis methods. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) approach will be used to analyze the level of maturity of safety culture and the Likert scale approach will be used to identify the characteristics of a strong safety culture and the characteristics of a safety culture that needs to be improved. From the results of the analysis with the AHP approach, the results of the assessment of the level of safety culture have not reflected the actual value. Based on research data, field facts and comparing with previous research in nuclear installation facilities and the assessment of nuclear safety inspector as an external perspective, researchers set the level of maturity of PT X's safety culture into the category of stage 2, namely good safety performance becomes an organizational objective. From the results of the analysis with the likert scale approach it is known that "Accountability for safety” is the most powerful characteristics and characteristics that need to be improved including “Leadership for safety”, “Safety is integrated into all activities” and “Safety is learning driven”. Researchers recommend PT X to start developing SMK3 so that the safety context does not only focus on radiation safety but can be broader into general safety, the need for documentation of the implementation of sharing sessions related to safety and organizing soft skills training."