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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Teleworkers"”.

  1. Teleworkers and the Moderating Effect of Sense of Community on Leadership Substitutes

    This dissertation explored whether teleworkers’ sense of community affected leadership substitutes. The purpose was to explore teleworker perceptions of the level of sense of community and whether that level affects the preference for leadership substitutes to a teleworker’s self-defined sense of …

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  2. A qualitative multi-level analysis of factors influencing the diffusion and practice of teleworking among employees: insights from within three organisations

    … attitudes and approach to telework; non-teleworkers’ attitudes and approach to telework; and teleworkers’ individual characteristics and experiences of telework. The research draws upon one hundred semi-structured interviews with <br/>teleworkers, non-teleworkers and ex- teleworkers, as …

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  3. The effect of telecommuting on the temporal patterns of managers and employees

    … on organizations, management, and the teleworkers themselves. Of particular interest are how teleworking has changed temporal patterns associated with work and how these changes have affected interactions between teleworkers and those with whom they work. This thesis explores these …

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  4. Telework and Organizational Citizenship Behaviors: The Underexplored Roles of Social Identity and Professional Isolation

    … teleworking. Survey data were collected from 286 teleworkers and 62 of their coworkers across organizations from a range of industries, jobs, and locations. Coworkers were recruited in order to assess teleworkers' OCBs, but OCBs were also measured via teleworkers' self-reports, as coworker ratings …

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  5. Subjectivity and reflexivity in an 'exemplary' virtual team

    … a 'virtual' ethnography of a 'virtual team' of teleworkers called 'FlexiTeam'. The concept of teleworking refers to workers who use Information and Communication Technologies to work flexibly in time and space. A 'virtual team' is a group of teleworkers organised into a 'team'. There are three …

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  6. “You can’t use an old map to explore new worlds”: A systematic literature review on challenges leaders faced due to telework during COVID-19

    … on effective strategies for leaders to manage teleworkers during crises, effective communication strategies for remote teams, and the impact of telework on leaders’ well-being.

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  7. Teleworker Well-Being in COVID-19 as a Function of Change in the Work/Home Boundary: A Multilevel Response Surface Approach

    … mechanisms. Additionally, I expected that teleworkers whose current level of integration was closer to their preferred level would experience better well-being. Using multilevel response surface analysis (MRSA), which enabled illustration of these complex associations in a more nuanced …

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  8. Quantitative Assessment of Energy and Emissions Impacts of Teleworking on the Four Domains of Homes, Offices, Transportation, and the Internet

    … the highest potential to reduce emissions among teleworkers. Homes are the dominant source of emissions in Ontario due to the use of natural gas while transportation is the dominant source in Quebec since most home heating systems are electric. Overall, findings suggest teleworking can be a more …

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  9. DESAFIOS DE LA PROTECCION JURIDICA A LAS PERSONAS TELETRABAJADORAS: UNA MIRADA CRITICA AL CONCEPTO DE SUBORDINACIN.

    … the title “Challenges of legal protection for teleworkers: a critical look at the concept of subordination”, the prominence of teleworking during the last five years is taken advantage of to investigate whether the scope of application of Labor Law is adapted to labor relations, frequently …

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  10. Explaining the intention of IT workers to telework: A South African perspective

    … range of topics including the demographics of teleworkers, different societal, organisational and individual perspectives on telework as well as the role of technology in telework. Despite all of this attention, telework adoption rates have remained low over the years. In South Africa, telework …

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