This study tries to explain the relationship between characteristics of the employees (e.g., gender and working hours) and short-term absenteeism by examining the social cohesive-ness of a team. Hypotheses are formulated concerning gender and working hours of employ-ees, social cohesiveness, and short-term absenteeism. To test these hypotheses, network data on 56 employees in 8 comparable teams within an organization were collected. The results show that similarity in gender and percentage of full-time employees within a team were pos-itively related to the social cohesiveness of a team and that social cohesiveness is negatively related to short-term absenteeism
Absenteeism from work is disruptive and expensive for organizations and may be indicative of poor wo...
International audiencePurpose The aim of this paper is to explore organizational factors which are r...
Purpose The aim of this paper is to explore organizational factors which are responsible for sicknes...
This study tries to explain the relationship between characteristics of the employees (e.g., gender ...
This study tries to explain the relationship between characteristics of the employees (e.g., gender ...
This study examines the relationship between work-family conflict and objective absenteeism one year...
This study examines the relationship between work-family conflict and objective absenteeism 1 year l...
Absence of part-time employees in comparison with that of full-time employees has not received much ...
The study described in this article took place in a commercial production organization and a non-pro...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on Sept. 16, 2010).The entire...
Although the impact of social influence on employee absenteeism is well established, almost nothing ...
The present study has three objectives: a) to examine the relationship between age and avoidable abs...
We aimed to shed light on the reason why individual employees adjust their absence levels to their c...
Absenteeism figures are increasingly applied as an integrated measure of health in the working popul...
The purpose of our two-year follow-up study was to examine the effect of the social components of th...
Absenteeism from work is disruptive and expensive for organizations and may be indicative of poor wo...
International audiencePurpose The aim of this paper is to explore organizational factors which are r...
Purpose The aim of this paper is to explore organizational factors which are responsible for sicknes...
This study tries to explain the relationship between characteristics of the employees (e.g., gender ...
This study tries to explain the relationship between characteristics of the employees (e.g., gender ...
This study examines the relationship between work-family conflict and objective absenteeism one year...
This study examines the relationship between work-family conflict and objective absenteeism 1 year l...
Absence of part-time employees in comparison with that of full-time employees has not received much ...
The study described in this article took place in a commercial production organization and a non-pro...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on Sept. 16, 2010).The entire...
Although the impact of social influence on employee absenteeism is well established, almost nothing ...
The present study has three objectives: a) to examine the relationship between age and avoidable abs...
We aimed to shed light on the reason why individual employees adjust their absence levels to their c...
Absenteeism figures are increasingly applied as an integrated measure of health in the working popul...
The purpose of our two-year follow-up study was to examine the effect of the social components of th...
Absenteeism from work is disruptive and expensive for organizations and may be indicative of poor wo...
International audiencePurpose The aim of this paper is to explore organizational factors which are r...
Purpose The aim of this paper is to explore organizational factors which are responsible for sicknes...