Організаційна політика, стрес на роботі та залучення працівників державного сектору в Нігерії: роль стійкості
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https://doi.org/10.26661/2522-1566/2022-4/22-02Ключові слова:
сприймання організаційної політики; залучення до роботи; стійкість; модель вимог до роботи та ресурсів; робочий стресАнотація
Емпіричні дані свідчать про те, що лише 15% працівників у Нігерії віддані справі та залучені до роботи. В статті розглянуто роль стійкості у зв’язку між сприйнятою організаційною політикою, стресом на роботі та залученням до роботи серед працівників штату Замфара. Дослідження є кількісним за своєю природою, використовуючи як опитування, так і перехресне дослідження. У дослідженні використовувалися методи цілеспрямованої вибірки, оскільки респондентам було роздано 500 частин анкети, з яких 266 частин анкети були дійсними та використовувалися для аналізу. У дослідженні використовувалося моделювання структурних рівнянь, щоб встановити гіпотетичний зв’язок. Висновки показали, що передбачувана організаційна політика та стійкість мають негативний і позитивний значний вплив на участь у роботі відповідно, тоді як робочий стрес має негативний незначний вплив на участь у роботі. Крім того, стійкість значно пом'якшила зв'язок між стресом на роботі та залученістю до роботи, але не змогла значно пом'якшити зв'язок між сприйманою організаційною політикою та залученістю до роботи. Дослідження рекомендувало уряду докласти зусиль для забезпечення того, щоб робоче навантаження працівників було номінальним, щоб запобігти стресу на роботі.
JEL Classification: M10, ML12, ML14
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