47 research outputs found
Workdays, in-between workdays and the weekend: a diary study on effort and recovery
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The relationship between work and home characteristics and work engagement in medical residents
Get PDFBurnout and demographic characteristics of workers experiencing different types of work-home interaction
Full text linkTask Bubbles, Artifacts, Shared Emotion, and Mutual Focus of Attention: A Comparative Study of the Microprocesses of Group Engagement
No full textGetting Closer at the Company Party: Integration Experiences, Racial Dissimilarity, and Workplace Relationships
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E-Resistance: making active choices of technology management in an agile-working age
No full textThe blurring lines between work and non-work activities have increased in line with the advancement of New Communication Technology (NCT). Agile working, enabled by these NCTs, blur those boundaries even further. As a consequence, workers are impelled to make active choices to resist and manage NCTs if they wish to strengthen the boundaries between work and non-work. This notion of resistance to NCT’s is evidenced in the realms of social media, smartphones, and generic use, but less so in the world of work-based NCTs. Lifespan Theories and Conservation of Resources Theory lend a strong theoretical framework in understanding the behaviours, motivations, and impact of E-Resistance - active choices of avoidance or resistance to control NCT use to balance one’s resources to meet work and personal goals
