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Moral schemas and business practices : the ethics of Guangzhou migrant marketers
Leung, Alicia S. M.; Liu, Xiangyang; Liu, Shanshi - In: Journal of business ethics : JOBE 88 (2009), pp. 11-23
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Employment security and employee organizational citizenship behavior : does an "iron rice bowl" make a difference?
Liu, Xiaolang; Huang, Qihai; Wang, Hongli; Liu, Shanshi - In: International journal of human resource management 30 (2019) 13, pp. 2077-2096
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Electronic performance monitoring and employee creativity in the digital era : cultural variations in power distance
Pengxiang, Nian; Jialiang, Pei; Liu, Shanshi; Min, Liu; … - In: Asia Pacific journal of human resources : APJHR 63 (2025) 2, pp. 1-15
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Differentiation in perceived organizational support and knowledge sharing of outsourced employees : a cross-hierarchy moderating model
Qin, Chuanyan; Wang, Pengcheng; Liu, Shanshi - In: Employee relations 46 (2024) 8, pp. 1648-1665
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Employees' self-esteem in psychological contract : workplace ostracism and counterproductive behavior
Liu, Min; Liu, Xin; Muskat, Birgit; Leung, Xi Yu; Liu, … - In: Tourism review 79 (2024) 1, pp. 152-166
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Relative deprivation, perceived status conflict and innovative behavior of outsourced employees : multiple moderating effects of dual organizational support
Wang, Pengcheng; Qin, Chuanyan; Liu, Shanshi - In: Personnel review 52 (2023) 4, pp. 1071-1093
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Perceived likelihood of standard employment by client organizations and the career mobility of outsourced employees : a self-driving human capital increment model
Wang, Pengcheng; Qin, Chuanyan; Liu, Shanshi; Peng, Juan - In: International journal of human resource management 35 (2024) 15, pp. 2542-2568
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