Despite the fact that burnout has been around for almost half a century, various topics are still hotly debated. Although over one million publications appeared on the subject, scholars still do not agree about many issues. This chapter discusses these issues and attempts to take stock by...

This chapter presents the case of Arina - a business trainer, career consultant, and expert in managing employee responsibility - who proactively navigates her career in Russia after the political and economic collapse of the Soviet Union in 1990. With this case, we introduce the concept of...

Introduction: AI technologies are transforming the industrial sectors, and the impact of AI technologies does not leave behind human resource management (HRM). From recruitment to development and payroll, AI has its own impact. In recruitment, selection, training and development, compensation,...

In this chapter, I propose a model for how school-level leaders manage their emotions. This model consists of six components. School-level leaders typically have little direct influence over the first component of the model, which are the socio-contextual factors in the schools, school...

As the world grapples with a global pandemic and its aftermath, failure to address climate change remains amongst the most impactful risks facing humanity. In the last few years, the focus of the climate change debate has shifted from being mainly a scientific and corporate social responsibility...

Chapter Summary Chapter 6 focuses on cultures of collaboration and explains how collaborative cultures are essential to developing networked intelligence in any organization. The authors explain how collaborative cultures relate to three critical business processes: trust, risk, and critical...

Corporate crime is prevalent and imposes enormous costs on society, yet our understanding of its antecedents remains poor, especially in relation to executive characteristics. In this study, we examine the influence of CEO childhood social class on corporate crime. Using a unique data set of...

Currently, waste is regarded as a symptom of inefficiency. The generation of waste is a human activity, not a natural one. Currently, landfilling and incinerating wastes are common waste management techniques; but the use of these methods, in addition to wasting raw materials, causes damage to...

Corporate governance and sustainability ethics are taking center stage in developing economies’ business and corporate environment. Thus, companies are under pressure from investors, policymakers and regulators to improve financial stability through corporate governance and sustainability...

Understanding the corporate structure can be difficult for law students without a business background. This chapter aims to highlight the basics of corporations in order to understand where business and human rights issues intersect. Using established principles under state and federal law, this...