As information technology continues to advance and become an integral part of our society,
an increasing number of workplaces are implementing teleworking as an employment …

Abstract Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory has been used extensively in the business
field to explain job satisfaction of employees. This study applied Maslow's theory to law …

Temporary workers may experience unique and oftentimes stressful work situations that can
precipitate negative outcomes for these workers, their coworkers, and their organizations …

Today, as federal agencies wrestle with issues of employee recruitment, retention, and cost
containment, telework has emerged as a vital tool that many of them, including the US …

Even during what may be considered “normal” times, the work of public safety employees
(eg, police, firefighters, emergency medical service [EMS] personnel, and 9-11 dispatchers) …

The purpose of the correlational study was to explore the relationship between (a)
supervisory leadership practice usage and inbound call center agent organizational …

Well-trained and highly qualified workers are invaluable assets to human service
organizations; yet, these workers face a host of challenges in doing their jobs. Prior studies …

Objectives This study investigated the critical factors influencing the job involvement of
emergency medical technicians (EMTs) of the Fire and Disaster Prevention and Rescue …

Public safety communicators (eg, 911, police, fire, and ambulance call-takers), like many
other public safety personnel (eg, police, fire) suffer operational stress injuries (OSIs) that …

A growing phenomenon in the United States, teleworking, involves the use of
telecommunication to work outside of a traditional office or workplace, usually at an …