Pathology of retaining factors of professional staff with organizational ethics approach in National Oil Company

This study focuses on pathology of retaining professional staff, identifying retaining factors and recognizing the present and pleasant situation of these factors in National Oil Company. Accordingly, reviewing the literature and using the experts’ ideas, factors and effective components to retain professional staff were identified and the final research scheme (draft) was prepared in three stages, conducting the Delphi Technique. This is a descriptive study. The participants included 800 staff in National and Engineering Oil Company, of which 260 were selected through simple sampling Method using Morgan Table. Experts include 30 faculty members and Oil Company managers. The results show that retaining factors include organizational, individual and the cultural factors. Moreover, pair t-test shows that except for 3 components of ‘standards’ , ‘entrepreneurship orientation’ , and ‘identity’, there is a meaningful difference between the present & pleasant situation in the rest of components. According to Freedman Ranking, the present and pleasant situation, the components of conflict, the leadership method, the independency, the occupation scheme, and the risk are vulnerable.