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  • This study explores depression and turnover intention of employees in the hospitality sector. Based on a survey with 104 hotel employees in eight 5 star hotels in Bodrum region of Turkey, it is ascertained that depressed hotel employees have a higher tendency to have the intention to leave their jobs. Particularly, staff in the kitchen and service staff tend to be more depressed in their jobs and have a relatively higher tendency to have the intention to leave their jobs. The study has practical implications for the managers of hospitality establishments. (xsd:string)
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