Managing Employed Professionals: Four Elements Assessed of Their Psychological Contract in Early Mid and Late Career Stages - Dr. Ulysses Chioatto - Grāmatas - LAP Lambert Academic Publishing - 9783838334318 - 2010. gada 20. jūnijs
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Managing Employed Professionals: Four Elements Assessed of Their Psychological Contract in Early Mid and Late Career Stages

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There are problems in managing employed professionals within organisations. This book explores the psychology behind the formal legal aspects of the employment relationship of professionals especially when it breaks down. A break down of an employment relationship with a professional is perhaps the costliest of senior management failures. There are many unanticipated results of management?s actions. Changes to HRM management practices are likely to result in better management of the psychological contract (PC) violation and or rupture. The repercussions of relationship fracture include a diminished sense of belonging and commitment, and perhaps more importantly for the organisation, passive organisational sabotage. The problems facing the psychological contract of professionals are assessed in 4 elements: Trust; Fairness; Commitment and Belonging; and the impact of critical breaches to their PC in early,mid and late career. This book presents a model of the PC for practical use by Human Resource practitioners and senior management in better managing the high investment recruitment of employed professionals using empirical data.

Mediji Grāmatas     Paperback Book   (Grāmata ar mīksto vāku un līmēto muguru)
Izlaists 2010. gada 20. jūnijs
ISBN13 9783838334318
Izdevēji LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Lapas 176
Izmēri 225 × 10 × 150 mm   ·   280 g
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