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ISSN:0267-8373

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Jonathan Houdmont,Raymond Randall,Robert Kerr et al. Jonathan Houdmont et al.
The Management Standards Indicator Tool (MSIT) is a 35-item self-report measure of the psychosocial work environment designed to assist organizations with psychosocial risk assessment. It is also used in work environment research. Edwards a...
Karina Nielsen,Johan Simonsen Abildgaard Karina Nielsen
Job crafting describes a set of proactive behaviours in which employees may engage to shape their work in order to minimize hindering job demands and maximize resources and challenging demands. Such behaviours may be particularly important ...
Karina Nielsen,Raymond Randall Karina Nielsen
The powerful positive results of implementing teamwork are not always achieved. It has been suggested that attempts to implement theories regarding teamwork do not always lead to those theories being put into practice, and as a result posit...
Aaron Schat,Michael R Frone Aaron Schat
Despite the growing literature on workplace aggression and the importance of employee performance at work, few studies have examined the relation between workplace aggression and job performance. The purpose of this study was to investigate...
S Bougrine,R Mollard,G Ignazi et al. S Bougrine et al.
The present study examines the stability of bright light circadian readjustment during two consecutive dim light night-work periods and circadian synchronization during the recovery after a night-shift period. A sample of 10 subjects was di...
D Dalbokova,B Tzenova,V Ognjanova D Dalbokova
This study examined the stress states experienced by nuclear power operators at work under an existing shift system, time-on-shift effects and the manner in which these states may be moderated by achievement motivation and a sense of cohere...
F Nachreiner,H Lubeck-Ploger,H Grzech-Sukalo F Nachreiner
Factor analyses of health complaints in groups with different length of shiftwork exposure show that the structure of these complaints changes with increasing shift experience, indicating the emergence of a shift-specific pattern of health ...
P Knauth,J Keller,G Schindele et al. P Knauth et al.
All 29 operators in the control room of a fire brigade performed test sessions during work and leisure time at 2-h intervals on a day with a 14-h night-shift, a day off and a day with a 10-h morning shift. The test sessions consisted of a v...
J Barton,E Spelten,P Totterdell et al. J Barton et al.
By concentrating on the impact of a specific shift-system feature on the well-being of those concerned, rather than on the impact of the shift system as a whole, one might be able to offer more meaningful suggestions as to what constitutes ...
T H Monk T H Monk
This review is concerned with how chronobiological results concerning the human circadian timekeeping system ( biological clock'), its response to changes in schedule, and its influence on performance ability can be used to improve shift wo...