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COVID-19 3 Emotional exhaustion 3 Job satisfaction 3 Organizational commitment 3 Employee creativity 2 Leadership 2 Millennials 2 Organizational citizenship behavior 2 Organizational citizenship behaviour 2 Pandemic 2 Remote work 2 Shared leadership 2 Stress 2 Time pressure 2 Affect 1 Affective commitment 1 Age 1 Anxiety 1 Authoritarian leadership 1 Behavioral agency 1 Behaviour 1 Bibliometric analysis 1 Biblioshiny 1 Blokishness 1 CEO 1 COVID 1 COVID-induced job insecurity 1 Career adaptability 1 Categorization of others 1 Categorization of self 1 Challenges 1 Change readiness 1 Construction projects 1 Content analysis 1 Context-related factors 1 Contractors 1 Crisis 1 Cultural context 1 Debt-based compensation 1 Diversity 1
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Haggard, Dana L. 6 Secchi, Davide 5 Daley, Dennis M. 4 Gibson, Ed 4 Haggard, K. Stephen 4 Miller, Hugh T. 4 Roman, Alexandru V. 4 Wachhaus, Aaron 4 Abel, C. F. 3 Bevir, Mark 3 Carr, Adrian N. 3 Casimir, Gian 3 Cawley, R. McGreggor 3 Djurkovic, Nikola 3 Farmer, David John 3 Fowler, Luke 3 Haque, M. Shamsul 3 Herzog, Richard J. 3 Hu, Qian 3 Lynch, Thomas D. 3 McCormack, Darcy 3 Melitski, James 3 Poon, June M. L. 3 Robertson, Christopher J. 3 Spicer, Michael W. 3 Van Wart, Montgomery 3 Whitaker, Brian G. 3 White, Richard D. 3 Younis, Mustafa Z. 3 Alvinius, Aida 2 Aupperle, Kenneth E. 2 Bardone, Emanuele 2 Bruce, Willa 2 Camilleri, Susan 2 Chalhoub, Michel Soto 2 Chou, Shih Yung 2 Coggburn, Jerrell D. 2 Colville, Kathleen 2 Coston, Jennifer M. 2 Coyne, Iain 2
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Installation humor: a resistive social practice identified in the engineering workplace
Leppälä, Kristina; Lehtimäki, Hanna - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 3, pp. 206-220
Purpose Social practices of work humor among engineering workers are a lesser studied phenomenon. We examine the social practices of an engineering work team through acts of a peculiar form of humorous expression we identify as installation humor. In these cases of installation humor, an...
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School principals’ job crafting profiles and their differences during the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic
Nissinen, Terhi; Upadyaya, Katja; Lonka, Kirsti; … - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 3, pp. 185-205
Purpose The purpose of this study was to explore school principals’ job crafting profiles during the prolonged COVID-19 crisis in 2021, and investigate profile differences regarding principals’ own perceived servant leadership, stress and work meaningfulness. Design/methodology/approach...
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Farming without farms? Challenges for organisational behaviour research in an upcoming transformation process
Mann, Stefan - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 1, pp. 1-13
Purpose The paper intends to show why farms as we know them today may soon be a thing of the past and that organisational behaviour research has an important contribution to make in assisting the upcoming transformation. Design/methodology/approach Two strains of literature are reviewed and then...
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Flying responsibly: effects of perceived corporate social responsibility on attitudes and behaviors of employees in the European aviation industry
Athanasiadou, Chrisalena; Theriou, Georgios; … - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 1, pp. 80-98
Purpose This study aims to examine how corporate social responsibility (CSR) affected the attitudes and behaviors of employees in the European aviation industry amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and to explore any moderating effect of empathetic leadership. Design/methodology/approach Based on the...
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Employee withdrawal behavior during forced remote work: the roles of perceived organizational support and meaningful work
Suthinee Rurkkhum; Detnakarin, Suteera - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 3, pp. 281-297
Purpose Employee withdrawal behavior can be costly for an organization. Referring to the job demands-resources (JD-R) model, this study assessed employee withdrawal behavior during forced remote work due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Job demands in the recent crisis tend to be high, resulting in the...
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Prolonged organizational citizenship behavior and its impact on nurses' mental health: a time to rethink
Chattopadhyay, Rachana - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 3, pp. 168-184
Purpose The primary objective of this study is to understand the motivational process of the nurses who were engaged in COVID care and performed organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) without caring about their own lives. This study also aims to investigate the consequences of such OCB on...
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Change readiness in organizations: an affective cognitive process for convergent sensemaking
Wasieleski, David; Guimarães da Costa, Nuno; Ivanova … - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 4, pp. 321-339
Purpose This conceptual paper aims to present a new, integrated model for change readiness that focuses on affective sensemaking among intra-organizational members. Change processes are often hindered by lack of preparedness, which can be justified by organizational members' emotional resistance...
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Exploring the job (dis)satisfaction indicators of online food delivery employees: insights from employees' online reviews
Saydam, Mehmet Bahri; Altun, Ozlem; Karatepe, Tuna; … - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 4, pp. 340-358
Purpose The present study sought to determine the main themes employees discussed in online reviews associated with satisfaction (pros) and dissatisfaction (cons). Design/methodology/approach This study used qualitative content analysis to examine employee reviews working in India's largest food...
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The effect of remote work on millennials’ organizational commitment: the moderating role of shared leadership and followership
Kim, Minseok; Kim, Taehyung - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 3, pp. 244-262
Purpose This study aims to explore the impact of remote work (RW) on millennials’ organizational commitment (OC) by addressing four research gaps identified in existing studies. Drawing on social exchange theory (SET), the authors also investigate if millennials are well-suited for RW...
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Career adaptability in the new normal world of work: exploring the post-pandemic research trends using bibliometric analysis
Parrey, Aubid Hussain; Kour, Gurleen - In: International Journal of Organization Theory & Behavior 27 (2024) 3, pp. 221-243
Purpose Career adaptability is emerging as an important research area in today's uncertain, volatile world of work created by the COVID-19 pandemic. The present study focuses on career adaptability research post-COVID-19 by scientifically capturing the literature evolution, hotspots and future...
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