Paper Title
Examining the Link between Inclusive Leadership and Acquiescent Voice: The Mediating Role of Open Group Climate

Abstract
Drawing on theory and research on Inclusive leadership and open group climate, we examine open group climate as a mediator of the relationship between Inclusive leadership (supervisors, Time 1) and employee voice (Time 2, one month). Using a sample of 465 employees and their 128 supervisors in 50 units in different organizations, we find support for our hypothesized model. We assessed reliabilities of the individual measurement scales using Cronbach’s (1951) coefficient α , Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA), Hierarchical regression and Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient in SPSS 22.0 . All final factor loadings, reliability calculations. Hence, we tested all hypothesized effects by constructing bias-corrected confidence intervals from 10,000 bootstrapped samples (Tepper, Moss, & Duffy, 2011). The results of the positive relationship between inclusive leadership and acquiescent voice was full mediated by open group climate. Second inclusive leadership is positive relationship with open group climate. Third acquiescent voice is negative relationship with inclusive leadership, and open group climate. Fourth inclusive leadership is no relationship with defensive voice and prosocial voice. We discuss theoretical and practical implications of these findings. We also offer several promising directions for future research. Keywords - Inclusive Leadership, Employee Voice‚ Acquiescent Voice, Defensive Voice, Prosocial Voice, Open Group Climate.