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drawn from industrial and local authority organizations. The volunteers, comprising male and female managers and non‐managers … teams comprised solely managers, the other half solely non‐managers. The distribution of Belbin team roles over all the … teams was not controlled. All teams completed a business game typically used for training managers in team decision making …
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emotions and those of their employees. Practical implications – Managers need to be aware of the impact that their expressed … by one in which managers are expected to create and nourish positive relationships by effectively managing their own … emotions have on their work units' emotional climate, their employees' emotions, their effectiveness as well as that of their …
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participant was limited due to possible fatigue. Practical implications – The findings will help managers make judgments on how to … will help managers create more effective compensation programs. Originality/value – This is the first multi‐justice study …
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‐report organizational commitment. Design/methodology/approach – A sample of 119 full‐time employees from a variety of occupations at a … increased by incorporating policies to encourage the integrity of managers, increasing managers' ability via training, and … central figure to employees, at the same time as support and social exchange in the employee‐organization relationship.  …
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implement it in Bangladesh: 306 employees, 181 workers, 73 supervisors, and 52 managers, from eight medium‐sized industrial …Investigates the attitudes of managers, supervisors and workers to participative management and identifies obstacles to … managers and supervisors. Supervisors expressed more favourable attitudes than managers. Managers expressed a lukewarm support …
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between two groups of employees, one which was categorised as plateaued and the other on‐plateaued. The respondents were drawn … from a larger study of employees at the headquarters of a large local government authority in Western Australia. It was …
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The influence of certain factors under the direct control of management and affecting the level of job satisfaction in the headquarters of a major local government in Western Australia are examined. It is concluded that those factors leading to conflict, whether internal (to the person) or...
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by Nigerian managers in public sector organisations correspond or coincide with those techniques or instruments which the … divergence between the instruments adopted by managers and those that actually motivate the employee. This led to the conclusion … that as long as this divergence continues, it is unlikely that Nigerian managers can easily come to grips with their …
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supervisor is likely to have on an employee’s developing job breadth. Surveys were completed by employees from long‐term care …
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firms continue to have problems with employees who perceive unfair treatment in promotion decisions. Procedural justice …
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