Search Results - subject:"Work intensification"

"Everything now, all the time" : the connectivity paradox and gender equality in the legal profession

Foley, Meraiah; Cooper, Rae; Vromen, Ariadne; Lee, Talara; … - In: New technology, work and employment 39 (2024) 3, pp. 362-381

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Telework and women's perceptions on the right to disconnect : an exploratory study in Portugal

Rebelo, Glória; Delaunay, Catarina; Diamantino, Maria … - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 14 (2024) 10, pp. 1-17

Working in the digital age requires a discussion on the right to disconnect. Although it has previously been studied in association with the digital transition movement, the "right to disconnect" has gained relevance in a context of mandatory teleworking due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This...

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Illegitimate tasks and work-family conflict as sequential mediators in the relationship between work intensification and work engagement

Andrade, Cláudia; Neves, Paula C. - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 14 (2024) 3, pp. 1-10

, assuming more responsibilities, and feeling more pressure to reach demanding work targets leading to work intensification … how work intensification decreases work engagement. We posit that illegitimate tasks and work-family conflict could play a … mediator role between work intensification and work engagement. A total of 480 employees in Portugal completed an online survey …

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