Is Venting at Work a Useful Coping Strategy?
Researchers investigate the outcomes of employee co-rumination, or venting about personal problems. Does it alleviate or exacerbate stress?
Researchers investigate the outcomes of employee co-rumination, or venting about personal problems. Does it alleviate or exacerbate stress?
Counterproductive work behavior is harmful to organizations. Researchers identify one reason that employee may choose to engage in it.
Researchers find that organizational justice does not stop the harmful effects of abusive supervision, In fact, it may make things even worse for employees.
Have you found yourself wondering how organizations can get away with corruption? How it can seemingly become an industry norm to engage in devious practices? New research may provide some answers. THE RESEARCH STUDY Research on the use of wage arrears—purposely delaying payment of workers’ earned wages—in Russia showed that
Research investigates the relationship between job satisfaction and extra-role behavior at work. It finds a stronger relationship for employees who are not as conscientious.
Researchers investigate the outcomes of using positive and negative feedback in the workplace.
New research suggests that when employees are given tasks that seem illegitimate, they may be more likely to misbehave at work.
Researchers find that employees have different reasons for engaging in counterproductive work behavior, which may lead to different outcomes.
Researchers investigate the different types of stressors to which employees are exposed, Which are the impacts on organizational citizenship behavior and counterproductive work behavior?
Researchers use a new approach to measuring organizational citizenship behavior and counterproductive work behavior.