Consequences of a Mother’s Job on Her Child’s Health
Authors examine job demands of employed mothers as well as how these demands relate to her child’s health.
Authors examine job demands of employed mothers as well as how these demands relate to her child’s health.
Workplace ambiguity can influence whether or not employees act in accordance with their personal values.
There is a lack of research identifying the antecedents and outcomes of a service climate; this study seeks to fill this void in the literature.
Researchers explore the role of goal orientation and performance when employees are under time pressure.
Research confirms that increased employee turnover is related to poor organizational performance across numerous studies
Researchers explore how characteristics of a person’s job can influence whether the person will be happy or sad.
In a new study, researchers identified HR practices that fall into maintenance and performance subsystems. Results offer improved insights into how HR provides a source of organizational and competitive advantage.
Researchers find that abusive leadership lowers job productivity, besides for encouraging employees to behave badly at work.
Research demonstrates that people who display the downward social comparisons of contempt or compassion are more readily viewed as leaders.
Research uncovers three distinct types of conflict culture within organizations and determines the outcomes of each style.