The Digitalization of Work and Personal Initiative. The Role of Organizational Error Management CultureAbstract: The digitalization of work provides opportunities to expand employees‘ personal initiative but holds the risk of errors. ...
Forms of Job Satisfaction. A Test of the Assumptions of Bruggemann’s Model Regarding the Role of Actual-Standard Comparison, Regulation of Aspiration Level, and Problem-Solving Attempts (Finally)Abstract:Bruggemann’s (1974) ...
Abstract: Employee proactivity has been shown to have beneficial and detrimental effects on employees’ well-being. Drawing on self-determination theory, the present research identifies a moderator shaping these effects and sheds light ...
Abstract: Due to the continuous implementation of information and communication technologies (ICTs), members of one team often have a different understanding (i. e., mental models) about their ICT use. Consequently, the ability ...
Abstract: Idle time is a time during which employees are unable to complete work tasks for reasons beyond their control, which negatively impacts their performance and well-being. However, it has not yet been examined whether the ...
Digitally Stressed by Supervisors? An Empirical Study on the Relationship Between an Experienced Leadership Style and the Emergence of Technostress Among Employees of German CompaniesAbstract: Technostress – i. e. stress resulting ...
Abstract: In performance appraisal processes, corporations face the problem that the subjective ratings of employee performance tend to be largely biased toward being too favorable and too homogeneous. Drawing on prospect theory, we ...
Abstract: Sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) is a personality trait characterized by a high sensitivity to sensory stimuli (Aron & Aron, 1997). On the basis of environmental sensitivity theory (Pluess & Boniwell, 2015) as ...
A Matter of Respect, Fit, and Norms. Organizational Framework for the Perceived Inclusion of Employees With Chronic Health ImpairmentsAbstract: Starting from the assumption that chronic health impairments represent a potential barrier ...
Confirmation Bias in the Evaluation of Personnel Selection MethodsAbstract: The highly discussed discrepancy between science and practice emerges in personnel selection, among other things, in the low distribution of very valid ...
Abstract: There is increasing debate about whether worktime and workplace autonomy lead to employees coping with high workloads at the expense of their private lives, thereby willingly endangering themselves. This article also ...
Abstract: After breaking through the glass ceiling, women often obtain precarious or risky leadership positions in crisis-ridden organizations (the glass cliff; Ryan & Haslam, 2005). Due to women’s minority status, their ...
How Do Recruiters Manage the Challenge of Cross-Cultural Applicant Pools?Abstract: To date, research regarding intercultural job interviews has mainly focused on the applicant’s perspective, suggesting a disadvantage for applicants ...
Designing Work to Reduce Time and Performance Pressures. Challenges and Approaches in the Context of Psychosocial Risk ManagementAbstract. High work intensity (WI) is experienced by employees as time and performance pressure (TPP). It ...
Abstract. Health-oriented leadership (HoL) is vital for the improvement of health and an essential part of psychological risk management. However, the relevance of different antecedent factors is unknown. We used data from a Germany-...
Abstract. According to the legal requirements in many countries, companies should conduct psychosocial risk assessments (PRA). However, recent studies have demonstrated deficiencies in PRA implementation. Especially micro- and small-...
Abstract. Companies often hesitate to assess psychosocial risks, despite being obliged to assess them along with other health risks. One reason might be that companies are afraid of being unable to meet the expectations raised by ...
Right in the Thick of it or Just Along for the Ride? The Consequences of Perceived Work-Related Inclusion on the Health, Well-Being, and Productivity of Individuals with Chronic Health ImpairmentsAbstract. The subjective perspectives ...
Abstract. The step from hazard analysis to developing risk-mitigating measures is crucial to improving working conditions but has been scarcely researched to date. We qualitatively investigated protocols of analytical workshops in 33 ...
Abstract: This article explains how three different informal learning strategies are influenceable by feedback and if and how feedback further mediates the impact of the cultural value of power distance on informal learning. We also ...