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The need for information and communication increases when organizations experience organizational changes. The paper examines the need of communication in terms of the professor Tichy`s theory of the technical, political and cultural systems of organizati
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Extensive literature review on organizational politics reveals that Job Burnout, Job anxiety, Turnover Intention and Absenteeism are its inevitable outcomes.....
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The interest of academicians and practitioners has grown substantially about the concept of organizational politics since last decade. Articles and books are reviewed using conceptualization of organizational politics as a criterion. The synthesis of literature is arranged with respect to...
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This paper posits that ethical leadership increases important organizational and individual outcomes by reducing politics in the workplace. Specifically, we propose that perceptions of organizational politics serve as a mechanism through which ethical leadership affects outcomes. We further...
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Previous empirical studies have shown that perceptions of organizational politics are negatively related to individuals’ affective commitment. The key contribution of this study was that it found the interactive moderating effects of political skill and quality of leader–member exchange...
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This paper views the organization as an open political system. The way that organizations are structured makes inevitable the creation of sectional interests and differentiates the understanding of organizational goals. Decision-making is viewed as a power game between competing interest groups...
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