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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Supervisor Behavior"”.
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The Role of Demographics: Who Engages in and Who Benefits from Family Supportive Supervisor Behavior?
… workplace supports, such as family supportive supervisor behavior (FSSB) provide a better explanation for employee well-being. However, we know little about what predicts FSSB or about which employees benefit from it the most. Thus, the purpose of this study is to empirically examine …
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Examining perceived subordinate support
… perceived organizational support and perceived supervisor support and their effects on subordinates. To date, however, no research has focused on how supervisors are influenced by their beliefs about support from their subordinates. I define perceived subordinate support (PSubS) as the extent to …
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A transit route simulator for the evaluation of control strategies using automatically collected data
… could be used to test alternative operator and supervisor behavior strategies and supervisor deployment schemes, as well as potential technological advances involving real-time data. Schedule, vehicle movement, terminal departure punctuality, passenger demand, and dwell time inputs for the …
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The relationships among the socialization behaviors used by supervisors, socialization outcomes, organizational commitment, and work outcomes among newcomer employees in three large companies in Korea
… suggests that the nature of interactions with supervisors, in particular, may determine the newcomer’s relative level of success or failure to become socialized in the organization. Relatively few studies, however, identify which supervisory behaviors in particular influence socialization …
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The Effects of Family Supportive Supervisor Behaviors (FSSB) on Work and Health Related Outcomes
… be underutilized is due to a lack of perceived supervisor support for the use of these benefits (Cook, 2009). This study will examine the processes underlying how family supportive supervisor behaviors influence positive job and health related outcomes, specifically affective commitment, job …