THE IMPACT OF PAY EQUITY ON TURNOVER INTENTION OF SELECTED PUBLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURERS

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Emmanuel Iyobosa Notie, Animashaun Abiodun Lateef

Abstract

The academic sector plays a pivotal role in the development of any country, especially the
development of its human capital. Thus, the attraction and retention of quality lecturers in Nigerian
public universities is a salient issue. The objective of the study is to investigate the impact of
internal and external pay equity on turnover intention of public university lecturers in Nigeria. A
survey research design was adopted for this study. Two hypotheses were tested from the data
collected from 309 lecturers from public universities in Nigeria. Regression statistical analysis was
used to test and analyze the hypotheses. The findings reveal that internal and external pay equity
have a positive significant impact on turnover intention of selected public university lecturers.
Therefore, the study recommended that an upward salary review be made for public university
lecturers in order to reduce the existing gap in comparison to the pay of their counterparts locally
and internationally.

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Author Biography

Emmanuel Iyobosa Notie, Animashaun Abiodun Lateef, Lagos State Cooperative College Agege, Oko-Oba, Lagos

Emmanuel Iyobosa Notie1, Animashaun Abiodun Lateef2
1Lagos State University, 2Lagos State Cooperative College Agege, Oko-Oba, Lagos
Corresponding authors’ emails: eniolanotie@gmail.com1, animashaunabiodun180@yahoo.com2