La relation dialectique d'alternance : l'impact de la formation en alternance sur l'implication organisationnelle et le turnover dans le monde des services

摘要

Within the organizations, the turnover when limited can have a positive influence on the resources' renewal. But when it grows, it badly affects the organization leading to a management of the immediate, jeopardizing people and company's effectiveness. Veolia Group is suffering from this regular organizational move, when its core business is made of services and where people are the key quality asset. On top of that, the company encourages an ambitious training policy in order to integrate, professionalize, and retain employees. To be successful, the company relies on the classroom learning (alternation). Therefore, can we claim that alternation has a direct impact on turnover's decrease?Thanks to a quasi-experimental design approach, using an investigation so called longitudinal per questionnaire strengthened by a group of control, a theoretical design explaining the relationship alternation-turnover in the organizational frame was tested in France over a French population of production units. Alternation shows the emergence of a dialectical relationship human being-organization, monitored by the creation of a strong psychological contract and a double tutorial system. Mixing my results with 18 interviews of so called validation, it appears that alternation develops an organizational socialization only partial, due to the difficulty in the understanding of its own role at the end of the journey. The shift from a tutorial function to a tutorial system is also highlighted in my results, where the learning of the job is supported by the working community and the lead-tutor continues playing a mentor role. Lastly, according my study, when well managed, alternation can prevent the turnover, by supporting the development of a strong involvement within the organization. Therefore, I suggest the set up of a specific management unit for alternates, considering not anymore the alternation as a training tool but also as human resource tool enabling talents' discovery.