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Task descriptions 2 Accountability 1 Employees accountability 1 Employees behaviour 1 Goal setting 1 Grocery industry 1 Manual workers 1 Performance orientation 1 Personalized responsibility 1 Self‐promotion 1 Task clarity 1
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Anderson, Charles K. 1 Emans, Ben 1 Molleman, Eric 1 Turusbekova, Nonna 1
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International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management 1 Personnel Review 1
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How to control self‐promotion among performance‐oriented employees : The roles of task clarity and personalized responsibility
Molleman, Eric; Emans, Ben; Turusbekova, Nonna - In: Personnel Review 41 (2011) 1, pp. 88-105
Purpose – The purpose of this study is to analyze the relationship between the performance orientation of employees and self‐promotion in the form of overstating one's performance. It is hypothesized that this relationship depends on task clarity and personalized responsibility....
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PHYSICAL ABILITY TESTING AS A MEANS TO REDUCE INJURIES IN GROCERY WAREHOUSES
Anderson, Charles K. - In: International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management 19 (1991) 7
A large‐scale statistical study indicates that new‐hire selectors who do not have adequate strength or endurance to meet the job requirements have an injury rate that is roughly 2.5 times the rate of selectors who can meet the job demands. This means that physical ability testing has the...
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