... Workplace Part time workers Crimes Service industries Employee behaviour Young adults Deception is part of our everyday communication, and examples abound within the organizational context. Employees frequently find themselves in situations in which they are motivated to strategically construct...

...) observe that there remains a lack of convincing evidence demonstrating that a real shift has taken place in employers' practices; for example, through the provision of more career opportunities for part‐time workers and the availability of suitable affordable childcare (Lindars, 2003). Part‐time...

... employees fear there will be an opportunity cost of utilizing work‐family provisions because these entitlements are often perceived as “fringe benefits” for which there will be a reciprocal trade‐off. Tam (1997) found that part‐time workers (both men and women) were more likely to be subordinates rather...

... the employee formally of the outcome. Flexible working Sexual discrimination Part time workers Employees are increasingly interested in flexible working. Employees may request changes in their working hours or in other practices for many different reasons, ranging from women returning from...