It matters how you got there and who else is doing it : examining the effects of two social-contextual characteristics of working from home
Year of publication: |
2025
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Authors: | McAlpine, Kristie L. ; Bell, Bradford S. ; Léon, Emmanuelle |
Published in: |
Human resource management. - New York, NY [u.a.] : Wiley, ISSN 1099-050X, ZDB-ID 2004293-0. - Vol. 64.2025, 2, p. 289-306
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Subject: | flexible work arrangements | isolation | job autonomy | job satisfaction | organizational knowledge | self-determination theory | telecommuting | turnover intentions | working from home | Arbeitszufriedenheit | Job satisfaction | Telearbeit | Telework | Arbeitsgestaltung | Job design | Arbeitszeitgestaltung | Working time arrangement | Arbeitsmobilität | Labour mobility | Familie-Beruf | Work-life balance | Arbeitsverhalten | Work behaviour | Coronavirus |
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