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Workplace Wellbeing Measures - collation of responses

Posted By Ruth Sims 02-04-2020 23:08
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My thanks to those who responded to my request for workplace wellbeing measures. I've attached a document collating the responses I received. Regards Ruth ------------------------------ Ruth Sims PhD Candidate School of Management Centre for Workplace Excellence University of South Australia ...

Workplace Wellbeing Measures - collation of responses

Posted By Ruth Sims 02-04-2020 22:53
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workplace wellbeing measure

Posted By Ruth Sims 01-21-2020 23:11
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Can someone please point me toward a frequently used, well validated measure for employee well-being. Ideally I'm looking for a measure that is more workplace focused than Diener and colleague's 1985 Satisfaction with Life Scale but which isn't overly specific. I'm interested in wellbeing more broadly ...

Followership researcher seeks symposium colleagues for AOM 2020

Posted By Ruth Sims 11-30-2019 23:45
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OB colleagues, I'm writing a qualitative paper What do followers do? A qualitative study exploring followership behaviours from the perspective of followers and leaders based on interviews I've conducted for my PhD research. I'd be very interested in joining other followership researchers who are developing ...

Followership researcher seeks symposium colleagues for AOM 2020

Posted By Ruth Sims 11-27-2019 08:24
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I'm writing a qualitative paper What do followers do? A qualitative study exploring followership behaviours from the perspective of followers and leaders based on interviews I've conducted for my PhD research. I'd be very interested in joining other followership researchers who are developing a symposium ...