Anthony‐McMann et al., 2017 - Google Patents
Exploring different operationalizations of employee engagement and their relationships with workplace stress and burnoutAnthony‐McMann et al., 2017
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- 8721320641984416891
- Author
- Anthony‐McMann P
- Ellinger A
- Astakhova M
- Halbesleben J
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Human Resource Development Quarterly
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Many empirical studies of employee engagement show positive relationships with desirable work‐related outcomes, yet a consistent understanding of the construct remains elusive (Saks & Gruman, 2014). We propose that this lack of clarity is leading to an increased risk …
- 208000007684 Occupational Stress 0 title abstract description 132
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