Perceived Ease of Use and Organizational Culture Influence Teleworking Adoption and Productivity
A structural equation modeling study of 443 employees reveals that perceived ease of use, organizational culture, education, and job position ...
A structural equation modeling study of 443 employees reveals that perceived ease of use, organizational culture, education, and job position ...
A 2024 qualitative study identifies 38 challenges and 36 strategic solutions for implementing international hospital accreditation in Iran.
A mixed-methods study of 216 manufacturing firms and ten senior managers shows that digital routinization mediates capability formation, conditioned by ...
A mixed-methods Japanese study identifies workplace and psychological factors, including family-friendly culture and mutual-aid mindset, that are associated with coworkers' ...
Interviews with 19 Canadian public health physicians and residents identified individual and system-level drivers of pandemic-era burnout and four strategies ...
A qualitative study of 45 biosafety and biosecurity professionals finds that precautionary oversight of dual use and pandemic-pathogen research is ...
A mixed-methods study mapped supervisors' facilitators and barriers to work ability management in public social and health care organizations, producing ...
A systematic bibliometric review of 350 studies published from 2017 through 2025 found a 42.84% growth rate and 42.57% international ...
A time-lagged survey of 361 NGO construction workers in FATA, Pakistan, links sustainable leadership to sustainable project performance, with employee ...
Interviews with 15 cybersecurity experts in three sectors produced a framework linking insider-threat risks to awareness, access, employee motives, organizational ...
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