Unpacking virtual work's dual effects on employee well-being: An integrative review and future research agenda

NS Hill, C Axtell, S Raghuram… - Journal of …, 2024 - journals.sagepub.com
Virtual work arrangements, whereby dispersed employees interact with each other using
technology-mediated communication, can both positively and negatively impact their …

Responding to the Emotions of Others at Work: A Review and Integrative Theoretical Framework for the Effects of Emotion-Response Strategies on Work-Related …

CM Bradley, LL Greer, E Trinh… - … of Management Annals, 2024 - journals.aom.org
When a person expresses an emotion at work, the way others respond can influence the
work-related outcomes of the expresser, the responder, and their surrounding team and …

Hotel working conditions and challenges in a time of crisis: Perceptions of Spanish women managers

C Martín-Duque, Y Romero-Padilla - Tourism Management Perspectives, 2023 - Elsevier
The health crisis caused by Covid-19 is also driving a social and economic crisis that has a
powerful effect on the hospitality sector. The large number of women employed in the sector …

[HTML][HTML] The roles of conflict management and psychological empowerment in virtual teams

S Gupta, GS Pathak, B Biswas - Information Technology & People, 2023 - emerald.com
Purpose This paper aims to determine the impact of perceived virtuality on team dynamics
and outcomes by adopting the Input-Mediators-Outcome (IMO) framework. Further, it also …

Flexible work arrangements and employee turnover intentions: contrasting pathways

VY Haines III, S Guerrero… - The International Journal of …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
This study examines the associations between flexible work arrangements (FWAs) and
turnover intentions by testing four perspectives with consideration of the subprocess (ie …

From Home to Corner Office: How Work–Life Programs Influence Women's Managerial Representation in Japan

Y Yang, GF Jiang, AM Konrad - Journal of Management, 2023 - journals.sagepub.com
Although researchers have suggested that work–life programs (WLPs) help increase the
representation of women in management (WIM), stigmatization and gender stereotyping can …

[HTML][HTML] Do working parents in the United States expect work location to impact job and family satisfaction in the post-pandemic period? Evidence from a survey …

S Moller, L Ruppanner, JE Yavorsky - Frontiers in Sociology, 2024 - frontiersin.org
The pandemic response allowed many parents in the United States and globally to work
remotely for the first time ever which, for many, continued into the recovery. It is unclear …

How Two Megatrends Affect Each Other: Studying the Interplay of Remote Work and Workplace Inclusion with a Random Intercept Cross-Lagged Panel Model

M Schertler, NV Glumann… - Academy of Management …, 2023 - journals.aom.org
Two megatrends characterize the modern working world. First, remote work has become the
“new normal” for many employees. Second, the increasing heterogeneity of the workforce …

Gender differences in developmental experiences

C Clerkin, DM Bergeron, MS Wilson - Handbook of research on …, 2024 - elgaronline.com
In all countries in which benchmarking studies have been conducted, trends show slow
rates of progress in the percentages of women reaching senior, top, and director-level …

Individual Stresses and strains in the ascent to leadership: Gender, work, and family

AE Smith, DM Hatmaker - Handbook of research on gender and …, 2024 - elgaronline.com
Work–family conflict, the “mommy track,” the “ideal worker,” work–life balance, work–life fit,
time famines, the flexibility stigma–these terms, and others, have been used over the last 30 …