The mediating role of organisational stress in the relationship between gender diversity and employee performance in Ghanaian public hospitals
Future Business Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: March 18, 2025
Abstract
The
presence
of
organisational
stress
in
public
hospitals
Ghana
significantly
affects
both
the
standard
patient
care
and
overall
efficiency
healthcare
delivery
system.
This
level
results
burnout,
diminished
job
satisfaction,
more
errors.
study
leverages
social
categorisation
identification
theory
to
investigate
mediation
role
relationship
between
gender
diversity
employee
performance.
Cochran
formula
was
used
determine
sample
size,
arriving
at
a
size
384.
Multistage
sampling
technique
Inclusion
exclusion
criteria
collect
data
from
384
health
professionals
working
40
southern
Ghana.
collected
were
analysed
using
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modelling
(PLS-SEM),
emphasising
path
analysis,
confirmatory
factor
bootstrapping
methods.
discovered
that
had
positive
significant
impact
on
performance
stress.
findings
revealed
influence
analysis
partially
mediates
Impaired
might
result
context
diversity.
To
tackle
this
issue,
managers
should
encourage
work
atmosphere
promotes,
supports,
recognises
reduces
sources
implements
specific
measures
optimise
advantages
while
minimising
risks
linked
Language: Английский
A study of inclusive supervisory behaviors, workplace social inclusion and turnover intention in the context of employee age
Employee Relations,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
47(9), P. 1 - 23
Published: Feb. 13, 2025
Purpose
The
Australian
retail
industry
is
facing
skills
shortages
while
mature
and
old-age
workers
are
experiencing
high
unemployment
rates.
This
study
focuses
on
understanding
organizational
inclusion
turnover
intentions
in
the
context
of
employee
age.
Design/methodology/approach
Survey
data
were
collected
from
502
supervisors
employees.
Findings
Drawing
socioemotional
selectivity
theory
social
exchange
theory,
findings
indicate:
no
difference
inclusive
supervisory
behaviors
perceptions
for
different
age
groups;
a
significantly
higher
workplace
among
employees
aged
55
plus
than
35–44;
lower
intention
45–54
years
other
positive
relationship
between
negative
which
was
stronger
older
younger
Practical
implications
present
business
case
hiring
indicate
that
managers
need
to
prioritize
inclusion.
Originality/value
addresses
underexplored
area
differences
It
links
behaviors,
intention.
Language: Английский
Impostorization of Latinx scholars: it’s a real “thing”
Equality Diversity and Inclusion An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 4, 2025
Purpose
Through
the
accounts
of
Latinx
scholars
in
academia,
this
article
provides
an
understanding
“impostorization”,
which
refers
to
policies,
practices
and
seemingly
innocuous
interactions
environment
that
make
(or
intend
make)
individuals
question
their
intelligence,
competence
sense
belonging
positions
they
occupy.
Design/methodology/approach
Thirteen
semi-structured
interviews
doctoral
students
faculty
were
conducted
via
zoom.
Participants
asked
about
degree
pursuits,
with
peers
feelings
belongingness.
Findings
The
experiences
demonstrate
language
bias,
microinvalidations,
inequitable
funding,
biased
course
evaluations,
gatekeeping
admissions
“glass
cliff”
are
among
interpersonal-
institutional-level
triggers
impostor
feelings.
Research
limitations/implications
While
present
drew
on
a
small
sample
academics,
findings
suggest
impostorization
is
more
insidious
issue
than
syndrome.
Practical
implications
Left
unaddressed,
may
lead
greater
turnover
academics
widen
already
significant
gap
faculty–student
representation
postsecondary
education.
Originality/value
inadequacy
fears
considered
symptoms
syndrome
reality,
effects
organizations,
including
academia.
This
changes
narrative
from
“it’s
you”
(impostor
syndrome)
organizational”
(impostorization).
Language: Английский
Organizational Diversity Climate: Recent Scholarship and What's Missing
Kristi B Hatter,
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Derek R. Avery,
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Patrick F. McKay
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et al.
Current Opinion in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
60, P. 101926 - 101926
Published: Oct. 9, 2024
Language: Английский
Working from everywhere: The future of work and inclusive organizational behavior (IOB)
Journal of Organizational Behavior,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(9), P. 1307 - 1314
Published: Oct. 27, 2024
Summary
The
rapid
digitalization
of
work,
accelerated
by
the
COVID‐19
pandemic,
has
fundamentally
transformed
organizational
behavior
and
necessitated
a
reconceptualization
inclusion
in
virtual
spaces.
This
editorial
synthesizes
six
groundbreaking
studies
that
advance
our
understanding
inclusive
(IOB)
digital
contexts.
Drawing
on
these
contributions,
we
propose
novel,
multilevel
framework
for
IOB
integrates
individual,
group,
factors
shaping
experiences
hybrid
work
arrangements.
Key
themes
emerging
from
include
(1)
reconceptualizing
contexts,
(2)
dynamics
inclusion,
(3)
technology
as
both
enabler
barrier
to
inclusion.
Our
conceptualizes
arising
complex
interactions
between
factors,
mediated
moderated
technological
infrastructures
practices.
We
discuss
theoretical
practical
implications,
highlighting
need
holistic,
systemic
approaches
fostering
outlining
promising
avenues
future
research
this
critical
area.
Language: Английский
Diversitymanagement in Organisationen: Irrtümer, Wirksamkeitsstudien und ein kritischer Blick auf die Praxis
Jürgen Wegge,
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Maria Thissen
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Fehlzeiten-Report,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 141 - 155
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Women of Color's Experiences With Advocacy and Activism in Organizations
Ashley Membere,
No information about this author
Ilea Sanders,
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Aliza Potter
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et al.
Advances in human resources management and organizational development book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 415 - 444
Published: Oct. 22, 2024
Injustices
can
occur
inside
and
outside
of
one's
work
women
color
may
be
frequent
targets
such.
This
chapter
examines
explanations
for
why
engage
in
activism
advocacy
both
their
workplaces.
Following
this,
the
then
covers
biases
that
face
engaging
activism.
Finally
will
end
with
suggestions
strategies
allies
order
to
support
efficacy
Language: Английский