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ISSN:2367-0134

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Melissa Radey,Dina Wilke Melissa Radey
This study examined how client violence, or violence from clients, contributes to emotional health over the first three years of employment among one group of susceptible workers: child protective services workers in child welfare. The stud...
Jordyn J Leslie,Tori L Crain,Rebecca M Brossoit et al. Jordyn J Leslie et al.
Although research has documented the relationship between sleep and work outcomes among employees, less research has focused on the role of sleep among workplace leaders. We investigate the link between leader self-reported and actigraphic ...
Anja Isabel Morstatt,Georg F Bauer,Jessica de Bloom et al. Anja Isabel Morstatt et al.
We examined the association between changes in employee job and off-job crafting and their self-rated health during the COVID-19 pandemic. Further, we investigated how these associations differed across sample subgroups, contrasting differe...
Norbert K Semmer,Wolfgang Kälin,Fabienne T Amstad et al. Norbert K Semmer et al.
Self-esteem, both personal and social, constitutes a core concern for many people. Accordingly, Stress-as-Offense-to-Self theory focuses on threats, as well as boosts, to the self as important topics in occupational health science. Workplac...
Kristen Jennings Black,Olivia C DePhillips,Thomas W Britt Kristen Jennings Black
Employee recovery during non-work hours benefits health in a variety of areas. However, little research has evaluated how recovery may be affected by perceptions of income (in)adequacy. The purpose of the present study was to examine the re...
Alyssa K McGonagle,L Casey Chosewood,Tara A Hartley et al. Alyssa K McGonagle et al.
A large and growing number of workers are managing chronic physical and mental health conditions while working, necessitating attention from both researchers and leaders and practitioners in organizations. Much of the current discourse arou...
Franziska J Kößler,Kaori Fujishiro,Susanne Veit et al. Franziska J Kößler et al.
Work teams are becoming increasingly heterogeneous with respect to their team members' ethnic backgrounds. Two lines of research examine ethnic diversity in work teams: The compositional approach views team-level ethnic heterogeneity as a t...
Patricia L Haynes,Kayla Pronio,Leah C Callovini et al. Patricia L Haynes et al.
Public safety telecommunicators are at significant risk for obesity and other health conditions, which can likely be attributed to high-intensity job functions that occur in seated positions for long work hours. However, the interactions be...
Sylvia Machat,Bronwyn McBride,Alka Murphy et al. Sylvia Machat et al.
Criminalization of sex work is linked to increased risk of violence and lack of workplace protections for sex workers. Most jurisdictions globally prohibit some or all aspects of sex work with New Zealand constituting a notable exception, w...
Leslie B Hammer,Jennifer Dimoff,Cynthia D Mohr et al. Leslie B Hammer et al.
The attention to workplace mental health is timely given extreme levels of burnout, anxiety, depression and trauma experienced by workers due to serious extraorganizational stressors - the COVID-19 pandemic, threats to climate change, and e...