This research aims to explore the intricate nature of the association between green attitudes and well-being in theworkplace. Based on the basic human value theory, this study attempted to unearth the moderating effec...This research aims to explore the intricate nature of the association between green attitudes and well-being in theworkplace. Based on the basic human value theory, this study attempted to unearth the moderating effects of itstwo main bipolar segments, namely self-transcendence-self-enhancement and openness to change-conservation.A quantitative approach with a sample of 1,532 hospitality employees from 35 European countries was used. Wefound that a green attitude contributes to deriving employee well-being. Further, we found empirical support forthe influence of human values, in the sense that this relationship is reinforced among the workers who are morealtruistic and receptive to changes. Moreover, this research suggests strategies oriented to reduce environmentaldegradation and achieve sustainable development in the hospitality sector. This article provides ideas to cope withthe challenges posed by COVID-19, particularly in the hospitality industry seriously damaged by the pandemicwhere the future of many jobs is in jeopardy.展开更多
There is growing interest into the relationship in workplace behaviour,organisational sustainability values,and psychological factors including motivation and engagement.Employee engagement influences the workplace be...There is growing interest into the relationship in workplace behaviour,organisational sustainability values,and psychological factors including motivation and engagement.Employee engagement influences the workplace behaviour of organisational members.Environmental,Social,and Governance(ESG)performance has gained academic,corporate,and political interest in recent years.Investors are increasingly interested in the relationship between ESG and financial suitability and return on investments.This empirical study will explore the relationship between corporate activity in the area of ESG and employee engagement within an SME in the FinTech sector.A mixed method approach will be used to collect information on internal stakeholder attitudes to a firm‟s sustainability values.An employee engagement survey was analysed(n=81)to scope employee attitudes towards ESG values.This study utilised a combination of two focus groups with employees(participants n=9),semi-structured interviews with board members and HR managers(n=6).A thematic analysis of employee‟s perspectives of the company‟s ESG commitment and implications for employee engagement will be presented.Findings indicate that internal stakeholders express a strong interest in the organisation‟s sustainability and desire to be involved in the company‟s ESG dialogue.The importance of ESG investing in the financial sector was widely understood.Areas of good ESG practice,particularly in social values were identified.Participants expressed desire to work for organisations with strong ESG commitments.They believed a focus on ESG adds to long-term financial stability,investor attractivity and aligned to their own values.This study has important practical implications for organisations strategically investing in ESG practices.Insights into internal stakeholder perceptions can be used to constructively formulate an ESG strategy that enhances employee engagement and adds to the sustainable success of an organisation.This case study of an SME in the FinTech sector adds original insight into the implementation of ESG and employer engagement.It proposes practical ways a culture of ESG engagement can be communicated within the organisation and to external stakeholders.展开更多
Value is the internal driving force for any corporate to obtain profits. The key issue of making profit lies on whether the corporate can truly appreciate the needs and combination of stakeholders' value, and establi...Value is the internal driving force for any corporate to obtain profits. The key issue of making profit lies on whether the corporate can truly appreciate the needs and combination of stakeholders' value, and establish a successful management of value exchange system. This paper starts with the theories of the employee and customer value measurement and management, followed by the value exchange system of employee-customer-organization. Therefore, it explains the status and role of employee-customer-organization in terms of value exchange. This work concludes that customers' satisfaction is determined by employees' satisfaction, and on that basis, customers would provide the promoted value to the organization.展开更多
Employee satisfaction and its potential impact on business and company success have been in the focus of organizational and managerial practise and research ever since. This paper outlines the theoretical framework of...Employee satisfaction and its potential impact on business and company success have been in the focus of organizational and managerial practise and research ever since. This paper outlines the theoretical framework of this particular cause-effect proposition, and further examines if there is empirical evidence to substantiate the underlying research hypothesis, saying that increasing degrees of employee satisfaction have a positive impact on the company value. The company value can be measured by the equity value of a firm. With the primary data analysis, the authors compared 11 companies which took part in the Great Place to Work (GPTW) Contest in 2007 and 2009 (only in 2009) regarding their equity values and GPTW scores. The figures of these companies were provided to the authors in an anonymous form. The authors had no influence on the number of companies the GPTW Institute provided to them. The GPTW Institute tried to find companies which attend both contests and also show their financial data in the "Elektronischen Bundesanzeiger". This paper aims to foster these results with some additional primary statistical analyses for hypothesis testing. For this investigation, the authors conducted various types of statistical procedures which seem to confirm the underlying proposition. With different types of correlation analysis, the relationship between equity value and GPTW score was elaborated. By regarding the absolute average Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EBIT) and equity value of the eleven out of the 100 best companies, some differences can be pointed out by setting them in comparison to 30 randomly selected companies from Germany.展开更多
提示:你工作单位的老板的人格和个性如何?——此非小事也!因为:An un-favorably perceived supervisor is a potent workplace stressor,which might have aclinically significant impact on supervisees’cardiovascular functioning....提示:你工作单位的老板的人格和个性如何?——此非小事也!因为:An un-favorably perceived supervisor is a potent workplace stressor,which might have aclinically significant impact on supervisees’cardiovascular functioning.(不得人心的上司是一部工作场所的“高效添压机”,这对其手下员工的心血管机能会产生严重的健康影响。)展开更多
The purpose of the research was to assess the impact of Citizen Development activities on digital transformation. The research identified eight categories that contribute to the success of Low-code No-code (LCNC) proj...The purpose of the research was to assess the impact of Citizen Development activities on digital transformation. The research identified eight categories that contribute to the success of Low-code No-code (LCNC) projects: 1) Strategy;2) Infrastructure;3) Technology;4) Processes & Procedures;5) Governance;6) Culture;7) People;8) Goals & Metrics and selected six critical success factors from these categories: 1) Operational Efficiency;2) Time Savings;3) Timeframe to Realize Value;4) Employee Engagement;5) Participation;6) Number of Sponsored Ideas. End users of the digital transformation efforts through Citizen Development were asked to assess the six critical success measures in terms of performance and importance criteria. The research results identified that focus should be applied to improving “Timeframe to Realize Value”, on “Operational Efficiency”, and on “Time Savings” to deliver success.展开更多
文摘This research aims to explore the intricate nature of the association between green attitudes and well-being in theworkplace. Based on the basic human value theory, this study attempted to unearth the moderating effects of itstwo main bipolar segments, namely self-transcendence-self-enhancement and openness to change-conservation.A quantitative approach with a sample of 1,532 hospitality employees from 35 European countries was used. Wefound that a green attitude contributes to deriving employee well-being. Further, we found empirical support forthe influence of human values, in the sense that this relationship is reinforced among the workers who are morealtruistic and receptive to changes. Moreover, this research suggests strategies oriented to reduce environmentaldegradation and achieve sustainable development in the hospitality sector. This article provides ideas to cope withthe challenges posed by COVID-19, particularly in the hospitality industry seriously damaged by the pandemicwhere the future of many jobs is in jeopardy.
文摘There is growing interest into the relationship in workplace behaviour,organisational sustainability values,and psychological factors including motivation and engagement.Employee engagement influences the workplace behaviour of organisational members.Environmental,Social,and Governance(ESG)performance has gained academic,corporate,and political interest in recent years.Investors are increasingly interested in the relationship between ESG and financial suitability and return on investments.This empirical study will explore the relationship between corporate activity in the area of ESG and employee engagement within an SME in the FinTech sector.A mixed method approach will be used to collect information on internal stakeholder attitudes to a firm‟s sustainability values.An employee engagement survey was analysed(n=81)to scope employee attitudes towards ESG values.This study utilised a combination of two focus groups with employees(participants n=9),semi-structured interviews with board members and HR managers(n=6).A thematic analysis of employee‟s perspectives of the company‟s ESG commitment and implications for employee engagement will be presented.Findings indicate that internal stakeholders express a strong interest in the organisation‟s sustainability and desire to be involved in the company‟s ESG dialogue.The importance of ESG investing in the financial sector was widely understood.Areas of good ESG practice,particularly in social values were identified.Participants expressed desire to work for organisations with strong ESG commitments.They believed a focus on ESG adds to long-term financial stability,investor attractivity and aligned to their own values.This study has important practical implications for organisations strategically investing in ESG practices.Insights into internal stakeholder perceptions can be used to constructively formulate an ESG strategy that enhances employee engagement and adds to the sustainable success of an organisation.This case study of an SME in the FinTech sector adds original insight into the implementation of ESG and employer engagement.It proposes practical ways a culture of ESG engagement can be communicated within the organisation and to external stakeholders.
文摘Value is the internal driving force for any corporate to obtain profits. The key issue of making profit lies on whether the corporate can truly appreciate the needs and combination of stakeholders' value, and establish a successful management of value exchange system. This paper starts with the theories of the employee and customer value measurement and management, followed by the value exchange system of employee-customer-organization. Therefore, it explains the status and role of employee-customer-organization in terms of value exchange. This work concludes that customers' satisfaction is determined by employees' satisfaction, and on that basis, customers would provide the promoted value to the organization.
文摘Employee satisfaction and its potential impact on business and company success have been in the focus of organizational and managerial practise and research ever since. This paper outlines the theoretical framework of this particular cause-effect proposition, and further examines if there is empirical evidence to substantiate the underlying research hypothesis, saying that increasing degrees of employee satisfaction have a positive impact on the company value. The company value can be measured by the equity value of a firm. With the primary data analysis, the authors compared 11 companies which took part in the Great Place to Work (GPTW) Contest in 2007 and 2009 (only in 2009) regarding their equity values and GPTW scores. The figures of these companies were provided to the authors in an anonymous form. The authors had no influence on the number of companies the GPTW Institute provided to them. The GPTW Institute tried to find companies which attend both contests and also show their financial data in the "Elektronischen Bundesanzeiger". This paper aims to foster these results with some additional primary statistical analyses for hypothesis testing. For this investigation, the authors conducted various types of statistical procedures which seem to confirm the underlying proposition. With different types of correlation analysis, the relationship between equity value and GPTW score was elaborated. By regarding the absolute average Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EBIT) and equity value of the eleven out of the 100 best companies, some differences can be pointed out by setting them in comparison to 30 randomly selected companies from Germany.
文摘提示:你工作单位的老板的人格和个性如何?——此非小事也!因为:An un-favorably perceived supervisor is a potent workplace stressor,which might have aclinically significant impact on supervisees’cardiovascular functioning.(不得人心的上司是一部工作场所的“高效添压机”,这对其手下员工的心血管机能会产生严重的健康影响。)
文摘The purpose of the research was to assess the impact of Citizen Development activities on digital transformation. The research identified eight categories that contribute to the success of Low-code No-code (LCNC) projects: 1) Strategy;2) Infrastructure;3) Technology;4) Processes & Procedures;5) Governance;6) Culture;7) People;8) Goals & Metrics and selected six critical success factors from these categories: 1) Operational Efficiency;2) Time Savings;3) Timeframe to Realize Value;4) Employee Engagement;5) Participation;6) Number of Sponsored Ideas. End users of the digital transformation efforts through Citizen Development were asked to assess the six critical success measures in terms of performance and importance criteria. The research results identified that focus should be applied to improving “Timeframe to Realize Value”, on “Operational Efficiency”, and on “Time Savings” to deliver success.