近年有許多研究個別探討國家政策的內容、優劣分析及影響,並軍人提出精闢的建議及配套措施,較少對組織成員「官兵」做直接的調查,探討基層官兵對國家政策的感受,本研究旨在面對國家政策的重大變革,針對志願役人員的留營意願做深入探討,進一步探討不同的家庭背景變項,是否對志願役人員的留營意願產生顯著影響,以利國軍留住優質人才,保留適切人力,以達「防衛固守、有效嚇阻」的戰略目標。 本研究以「組織變革」、「全募兵制」及「年金改革」等國家政策為架構基礎,以現役志願役軍、士官兵為研究對象進行調查,以問卷調查方式進行,共計發出問卷 200份,回收200份,有效問卷200份,有效回收率為100%,並使用 SPSS 21.0 統計軟體進行相關分析、單因子變異數分析、t 檢定及迴歸分析,研究結論如下:(1) 「年金改革」對志願役官兵留營意願有負向顯著影響;(2) 留營意願會因志願役人員的背景不同而有顯著差異。
In recent years, there had been many studies which discuss the contents of the aforementioned national policies, analyze the pros and cons and their impacts, and propose to the army brilliant suggestions and supporting measures, but less focus had been put on a direct survey of the organization members, namely the "military officers and soldiers", or the exploration of the feeling of grassroots military officers and soldiers toward the national policies. In the face of a major change of national policies, this study aims to make an in-depth exploration of the willingness of voluntary military service personnel to remain in the army, and a further exploration of whether the variable of family background had a significant impact on the willingness of voluntary military service personnel to remain in the army, so as to help the national army to retain high-quality talents and reserve appropriate manpower to achieve the strategic objective of "solid defense and effective deterrence". In this study a survey was conducted on volunteer military service officers, sergeants and soldiers concerning the national policies such as "organization change", " recruiting policy " and "pension reform". Purposivesampling questionnaires were issued 200 questionnaires were distributed a total of 200valid questionnaires,the effective rate was 100%. The data by descriptive statistics,independent sample t test, pearson correlation analysis, Anova analysis & regressionanalysis. The results indicated that:(1)The national policies of "pension reform" had made a significant impact on the willingness of voluntary military service personnel to remain in the army.(2) Willingness to remain in the army would varydepending on the voluntary military's background and have a significant difference.