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Workforce localization, information sharing, and the imperative of culture: A preliminary exploration of expatriate-Emirati information sharing in Dubai’s private sector
Available to PurchaseValerie Priscilla Goby, Hamad Mohammed Ahmad Ali, Mohammed Ahmad Abdulwahed Lanjawi, Khalil Ibrahim Mohammed Ahmad Al Haddad
International Journal of Organizational Analysis (2017) 25 (1): 103–122.
Published: 13 March 2017
...). Culture United Arab Emirates Information sharing Workforce localization Diversity climate This study is a pioneering attempt to empirically investigate the information sharing practices that Emirati private sector employees experience. It suggests that the exclusion of citizens from the workplace...
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Interpersonal communication and diversity climate: promoting workforce localization in the UAE
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International Journal of Organizational Analysis (2015) 23 (3): 364–377.
Published: 13 July 2015
..., a pioneering attempt to re-establish a preference for indigenous communication practices to facilitate the workforce localization policies that are present in many Gulf countries. Practical implications – The communication preferences identified could inform the implementation of an organizational...
