At the heart of employment relations is the desire of both management and employees to create an ideal and efficient and effective organisation. However, this does not always happen, and both employers and employees and their representatives share the blame. For employees and their representatives, the “us against them” attitude is a catalyst for distrust. For employers, inflexibility and autocratic leadership styles make effective human resource management extremely difficult. Through interviews with management and union representatives, this experimental research explores causes of distrust, offers solutions and ends by suggesting the adoption of the Soft Human Resource Management (SHRM) approach as a solution to enhance trust in employee...
Trust determines the quality of the relationship between people. The elements of trust are essential...
Distrust at the workplace between managers and workers and especially between employers and unions c...
Managers often believe that the better employees know them, the more they will trust them. Yet altho...
The central topic of this thesis is trust in organizations. In organizational and industrial relatio...
Trust is emerging as more and more important intangible asset in organizations and their leadership ...
Trust is a complex concept and our understanding of what creates, sustains and builds trust within o...
Employees’ trust in the organisation is important for organisational success. We study the consequen...
Research into interpersonal trust within organizational contexts tends to focus on managers as the r...
The main research problem in this study was to identify what trust-building strategies can be utilis...
Teicher, J ORCiD: 0000-0003-2783-2408This study examines the relationship between employee voice arr...
Despite the central role of trust in the organizational sciences, we know little about what makes pe...
This paper addresses the puzzle of why the same workplace employment relations regimes can lead to d...
This book presents the most recent theoretical insights and practical intervention methods to (re)bu...
This article addresses the question: what impact do trade unions have on employee trust in managemen...
Trust has long been considered a crucial determinant of people’s experiences of work and the employm...
Trust determines the quality of the relationship between people. The elements of trust are essential...
Distrust at the workplace between managers and workers and especially between employers and unions c...
Managers often believe that the better employees know them, the more they will trust them. Yet altho...
The central topic of this thesis is trust in organizations. In organizational and industrial relatio...
Trust is emerging as more and more important intangible asset in organizations and their leadership ...
Trust is a complex concept and our understanding of what creates, sustains and builds trust within o...
Employees’ trust in the organisation is important for organisational success. We study the consequen...
Research into interpersonal trust within organizational contexts tends to focus on managers as the r...
The main research problem in this study was to identify what trust-building strategies can be utilis...
Teicher, J ORCiD: 0000-0003-2783-2408This study examines the relationship between employee voice arr...
Despite the central role of trust in the organizational sciences, we know little about what makes pe...
This paper addresses the puzzle of why the same workplace employment relations regimes can lead to d...
This book presents the most recent theoretical insights and practical intervention methods to (re)bu...
This article addresses the question: what impact do trade unions have on employee trust in managemen...
Trust has long been considered a crucial determinant of people’s experiences of work and the employm...
Trust determines the quality of the relationship between people. The elements of trust are essential...
Distrust at the workplace between managers and workers and especially between employers and unions c...
Managers often believe that the better employees know them, the more they will trust them. Yet altho...