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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Work climate"”.
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An Examination of the Relationship Between Ethical Work Climate and Moral Awareness
… a social/organizational influence (Ethical Work Climate) and an individual cognitive element of moral behavior (moral awareness). The research was designed to help fill a gap in the existing literature by providing empirical evidence of the connection between organizational influences and …
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TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY: ITS RELATION TO R & D SUBSYSTEM WORK CLIMATE
The purpose of this study is to examine the work environment of research and development (R & D) subsystems and ascertain the relationship between technological innovation and the work environment. The focus of the study is the semiconductor industry, (SIC 3674), which is a prime example of a rapid …
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A New Theory And Measure Of Ethical Work Climate: The Psychological Process Model (PPM) And The Ethical Climate Index (eci)
… I developed a new theory and measure of ethical work climate (EWC). Currently, there exists one dominant theory and measure of EWC developed by Victor and Cullen (1988, 1987). Even though researchers have identified problems with this theory, such as inconsistencies with regard to its limited …
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Leadership Styles, Ethics Institutionalization, Ethical Work, Climate, and Employee Attitudes toward Information Technology Misuse in Higher Education: A Correlational Study
… In an effort to ensure more ethical work environments and reduce the incidents of IT misuse, a key component is the consideration of leadership styles of top management. The purpose of this research was to determine whether a relationship exists between certain leadership styles in …
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Faculty of Color at the Kentucky Community and Technical College System: A Survey of Ethnic Diversity, Geographic Location, and Personal Perspectives
… ethnic and cultural populations have to work especially hard to ensure faculty diversity. Despite efforts to increase the number of faculty of color in Kentucky's statewide system of community colleges, minority representation remains proportionally low, especially on the state's rural …
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How do employees perceive the autonomy support at IKEA?
… responsibility is to serve as a modulator on the work climate. This thesis aimed to perform a quantitative assessment of perceived autonomy support (PAS) of co-workers and the managers' characteristics. In this single case study, the participants (n=39) were employees from the logistics department …
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An empirical examination of ethical decision making by corporate accountants in Taiwan
… were examined. (1) Does a firm’s ethical work climate affect earnings management decision making? (2) Do individual characteristics affect earnings management decision making? (3) Does moral intensity of ethical issue affect earnings management decision making?
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Obstacles and opportunities : organizational culture and environmental practices of the Vancouver Airport Authority
… was to investigate the effects of a particular work climate and culture on decision-making related to pro-environmental behaviours. A mixed-methods approach was taken, including a multiple regression survey of employees exploring connectivity with nature, environmental values, and environmental …
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Managing Vietnamese newsrooms: the role of internal communication
… found that organizational structure and culture, work climate, motivation and employee satisfaction, leadership and management styles, personnel policies (task requirements vs personal abilities and skills), systems/policies and procedures, and most importantly, communication are the factors that …
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Retaining teachers of Color: The role of equity professional development
… Color (ToC), schools need to create a supportive work climate for ToC that lead to greater job satisfaction and retention (Kokka, 2016). Educators need a safe space to learn, unpack, and discuss how to best reach their students in an equitable manner. Professional development gives them the …
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"This Is How Worklife Should Be": Quality Connections, Positive Relationships, and Positive Organizational Climate
… explores positive communication in the workplace; namely, that communication which constitutes quality connections and positive relationships associated with positive organizational climate. High quality connections and positive relationships are some of the most important dynamics in …
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A Comparison of Trainee and Supervisor Perceptions of Transfer Climate in a Union-Based Training Program.
A supportive work climate is critical for successful transfer of learning. Influences in the work environment affect the trainee's ability to apply new skills to the job. The supervisor can be a significant figure in the trainee's perception of a supportive transfer climate. Little is known of the …
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El rol dels públics interns a les entitats del tercer sector
This academic work presents a communications plan for Fundació ACE. This is a non-profit entity that fights against Alzheimer's disease. The project sets for the very first defined internal communications strategy for an entity with 25 years of history, formed by more than 80 workers spread across …
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Examining Teachers' Perspectives on an Implementation of Elementary Engineering Teacher Professional Development
… identify measures of success, describe an ideal work climate for implementing what was learned from EETPD, and share about the value of support from engineers in their community. Data were collected using a modified version of the</p> <p>National Staff Development Council Professional Development …
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Causes of dysfunctional behaviour within self-directed work teams : a case study
… with the introduction of self-directed work teams. In addition to carrying out the work, SDWT members make decisions that are traditionally the jurisdiction of first line supervisors. This method of management and work planning can lead to added stress and behaviour not anticipated from …
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Salutogenes, Kasam och socionomer
… data has been collected (N= 764) from social work students and social workers over 4, 5, and 11 years. Factor analysis shows that SOC-29 measures a global concept without subscales. SOC-29 is not stable over longer periods, more than one year. There is no difference in stability related to …
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The relationship between the social environment of an urban school district and its support of innovation and change
This study examined the social work environment and the innovation or change potential of administrators in a large midwestern school district. It examined three dimensions of the social work environment: (a) relationships, (b) personal growth, and (c) system maintenance and change. It also …
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A Study of Teacher Motivation in Five Selected Seventh-day Adventist Colleges in the United States
… of the conclusions were: (1) Administrators who work toward creating good experiences in achievement and recognition will be providing a work climate that could stimulate and sustain positive motivation. (2) There exists a need for more effective communication in order to promote unity among …
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Students' perceptions of lecturers: a further investigation into the influence of race and gender
… transformation found are the unfavourable working environment experienced by black and female academic staff, and also that the majority of academic positions, especially more senior positions, continue to be dominated by white and male individuals. Students' perceptions of black and female …
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Differences in current and desired work values amongst academic employees within a Higher Education Institution in the Western Cape
… Stacy, Campbell and Hoffman (2010) maintain that work values represent people‘s expectations from the workplace. Studies performed to determine the impact of intrinsic work values, as opposed to extrinsic work values and rewards, indicate that the sustainable factors influencing long-lasting …
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