Students in full-time higher education are increasingly combining work with study. This can present challenges and conflicting priorities which may result in stress and compromised academic performance. However, working can also afford students a better quality of life and enhanced...

The implementation of circular economy principles on both the supply and demand side of the market requires the engagement of numerous actors interacting in a complicated institutional environment, that is, under the rules that shape their decisions and are at the core of how business, consumers...

Abstract COVID-19 has dramatically changed consumer behaviour and has significantly changed all business processes. Business organisations must be able to deal with the pandemic and rapid pace-based changes to enable flexible remote purchases. In this survey, the purpose of the inventory...

Companies using technical equipment must ensure ongoing maintenance and access to spare parts. Poorly maintained utilities are more likely to malfunction or break down, which can cause severe work stability and quality assurance problems. The development of modern technologies, such as the...

Abstract Research focusing on psychological capital (PsyCap) has been mainly conducted at the individual level. However, recent research has expanded investigations to the collective level with a greater focus on team-level PsyCap. Although, as demonstrated by recent systematic reviews and...

When examining people’s choice behavior, it becomes apparent that it varies substantially and is often inconsistent with traditional economic models of human behavior. The present chapter summarizes essential basic behavioral findings from research on human preferential choice. It also reviews...

Abstract This chapter draws from bibliometric data and secondary sources to explore the interrelation between sustainable development and organic agricultural practices. The study contends that the adoption of organic farming methods holds the potential to address multiple Sustainable...

Australian mining projects frequently undertake cultural salvage, involving archaeological consultants and Aboriginal Elders to identify important artefacts. However, the storage conditions within shipping containers present challenges, such as weather, insects, and limited access for...

This chapter examines the use of metaphors to explain the variety of facilitators and barriers women face as they endeavor to build their organizational careers. Specifically, it examines the “glass” metaphors: the glass ceiling, glass walls, glass cliff, and glass escalators. These...