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Open Access
Four-Day Workweek as Post COVID-19 Alternate Work Arrangement : The Mediating Role of Organizational Commitment
Anannya Roshan, Prashant Mehta
· pp. 8–24
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2022/v15i1/167859
This study aimed to investigate the post-COVID -19 role of perceived work-life balance and organizational commitment as antecedents to intention to stay in a four-day workweek (FDWW) arrangement. Organizational commitment was hypothesized as a mediator between perceived work-life balance and …
Keywords:
Work-Life Balance, Organizational Commitment, Intention to Stay, Work Engagement, Four-Day Workweek
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Original Article
Open Access
Workplace Bullying in India : Acts, Consequences, and Control
Rajnish Kumar Misra, Divya Sharma
· pp. 25–39
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2022/v15i1/160063
The purpose of this study was to examine the acts and consequences from the perspective of all actors involved in workplace bullying and to provide suggestions to deal with this threat. A qualitative method was used to gather commentary from …
Keywords:
Workplace Bullying, Qualitative Research, Individual Performance, Organizational Performance, Suggestions
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Original Article
Open Access
Job Crafting : A Systematic Review and Meta - Analytical Relationships with Precursors and Work Outcomes (2001 – 2021)
Gandhi Vasanth Kumar, Valarmathi B.
· pp. 40–52
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2022/v15i1/167860
Meta-analysis and SEM (structural equation modeling) were used to investigate the relationship between job crafting, job characteristics, work engagement, and job performance. We used random effects of meta-analysis to statistically integrate 199 primary studies and structural equation modeling to examine …
Keywords:
Job Crafting, Job Redesign, Work Engagement, Job Performance, Job Characteristics, Meta-analysis, Systematic Review, PRISMA, Structural Equation Modeling
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Original Article
Open Access
Social Listening as a Marketing Strategy to Analyze Beyond Consumer Buyology in the OTT Industry : A Research Note
Sonal Khatri, Shailendrakumar Kale
· pp. 53–58
DOI: 10.17010/pijom/2022/v15i1/167861
The burgeoning vogue of over the top (OTT) media in India has amplified the competition in the Indian entertainment industry, trying its best to win over the viewers by understanding their buyology. However, capturing the sentiments and expectations attached with …
Keywords:
Social Listening, Consumer Buyology, Over The Top (OTT), Online Entertainment, Social Media, Marketing Strategy.P>
