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We study employee absence in Danish organizations. In contrast to Steers and Rhodes (1978), who stress the importance …-group variation in absence, we argue that companies need to invoke individualized policies to reduce employee absence and demonstrate … that HR Analytics is a useful tool in the process; policies targeting particular employee groups such as women or senior …
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objective of this study is to shed light on employee psychology and on responsible organizational behaviors in the hospitality … significant antecedents of organizational commitment. Unlike previous research, this contribution focuses on employee psychology …
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related to employee morale in comparison between Sri Lanka Telecom and Ceylon Electricity Board in Trincomalee Town and … Gravets, Sri Lanka. Findings explore a positive significant relationship between organizational trust and employee morale … attributes of organizational trust and employee morale. Comparatively, Sri Lanka Telecom has higher level attribute in …
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not found to function as a mediator of the relationship. Employee cynicism was not significantly related to LMX and only …
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In the last twenty years, debate concerning knowledge management (KM) initiatives in professional settings has become prominent in both academic and practitioners literature. In spite of an increased incidence of KM initiatives in organizational contexts, very few studies were conducted to...
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To date, much of the literature on institutional economics has relied on abstract metaphors based in exchange. Thus, Williamson introduced the fundamental insights surrounding his “transaction costs” model and discussed the governance of contracts in exchange relationships. Yet organizations...
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make it possible to improve the terms of the work contract, that is to say, the psychological contract of the employee. In … response to these improvements, the employee adjusts his behaviours and his attitudes. The general research hypothesis is that …
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develop a long-term employment relationship to remain competitive in a context of employee shortage (Robinson and Rousseau … propose to integrate organizational trust - defined as “the willingness of the employee to be vulnerable to the actions of the …
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professional and employee. Some of this behavior may be directly harmful to both the individual and the organization, whereas some …
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Many status theories propose a link between a group's values and its status hierarchy, whereby individuals who possess characteristics that embody group values are accorded higher status. We tested this idea in three organizations with different task- and social-orientations, relating Big Five...
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