This study examined the relationships of social stressors arising from interactions with
civilians and suspects (outsiders) and coworkers and supervisors (insiders) with turnover …

Occupational stress is a main source of stress for many American adults and is strongly
associated with numerous mental and physical health problems. Residual effects from …

Canadian public safety personnel (eg, correctional workers, firefighters) experience
potential stressors as a function of their occupation. Occupational stressors can include …

In public safety, individuals working behind what are often traditionally thought of as the
frontlines, such as dispatchers, 911 operators, administrators, health professionals, and …

Responding to new government regulations about reporting data, a social service agency
decided to require caseworkers to use laptop computers extensively, taking these devices …

Purpose Since research has already shown that social distance affects the relationship
between employees and the organization, this study (1) examines job-related resources that …

Correctional officers (COs) in the United States have one of the highest rates of injury and
illness among all other occupations. This hidden workforce faces increased rates of suicide …

Some managers view innovative product development and convenient service delivery as
necessary to business survival. However, unmotivated employees might negate any gains …

Purpose Public safety personnel (law enforcement, firefighters, emergency medical services
and dispatchers) face work environments which are high stress. These can lead to burnout …

This dissertation primarily aims to provide a better understanding of the factors that influence
teleworkers' satisfaction with teleworking in United States federal agencies. Specifically, this …